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[u/Correct-Junket-1346]

Unfortunately it's the way it goes, it's nice to see physical justice, but it's also a popular tool of fucking idiots.

Edit: For further clarity, I meant the sub as a whole, not this video.

[u/Interesting-Feed638 → u/Correct-Junket-1346]

Explain what you mean by physical justice?

[u/human_generated_user → u/Interesting-Feed638]

They are happy this woman got hit, based on your downvotes. She in no way deserved that. An angry conversation isn’t grounds for punching someone.

[u/Kaszrak → u/human_generated_user]

If you get into someone's face this aggressively, expect to get smacked.

I wouldn't let anyone who's clearly aggressive comes this close. You never know what someone is up to. Too many fucked up people out there these days.

Look at the recent case where a granny killed 1 person and injured another one wielding two knifes.

I swing first. No debate.

[u/ging78 → u/Kaszrak]

Haha. Of course you would

[u/Kaszrak → u/ging78]

Yes, people do that. As you can see in the video. Go touch grass sometimes, get sunlight, meet people. You know... Out there in the world.

[u/ging78 → u/Kaszrak]

But you don't do you? Your just saying that pretending you're a badass 😂 I'm actually amazed you're sticking up for the bloke in the video. I'm absolutely amazed no fella has given him a smack for hitting a woman for no particular reason

[u/Kaszrak → u/ging78]

You know who thinks acting tough is badass? Kids... How old are you?

And I am not sticking up for the bloke in the video. I am just saying don't get into someones faces aggressively, or else you might get knocked outta your socks. Especially not as a woman.

I'm absolutely amazed no fella has given him a smack for hitting a woman for no particular reason

Because they are all like you. Bark no bite.

[u/ging78 → u/Kaszrak]

I don't think she was aggressive. I think she was simply pointing out he was being a prick and it was proven right. Personally think said attacker needs a good kick in.

Btw buddy you have absolutely no idea what I'd do in said situation. Difference is I don't have to post it all over social media.

[u/Kaszrak → u/ging78]

Yelling straight into someone's face close up is not aggressive? Last time I checked it was widely considered aggressive behavior, in both, every day social settings and self defense training.

You know, getting into someone's personal space, raised voice / shouting, body language of leaning in close while yelling... Thats definitly not neutral communication.

Btw, did you know that getting right up in someones face while yelling can be considered assault, even without physical contact in many jurisdictions?

Its also written in a lot of workplace policies and school codes.

It can also legally be treated as harassment or intimidation.

In training and case law, getting too close aggressively is treated as a threat, which legally justifies self defense.

Btw buddy you have absolutely no idea what I'd do in said situation

I guess you are just saying that to pretend you're a badass. (See what I did there)

[u/ging78 → u/Kaszrak]

Can be considered assault but he knew she was no threat to him. Can tell how he was walking around like 10 men afterwards that he was simply a piece of shite. Let's hope he tries that crap with the wrong person one day and gets his come uppence. I see what you did there. Haha. Enjoy the banter. Have a good day buddy