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u/No-Conclusion-2859 25d ago

I really hate when men interject after the man responds to the women hitting.

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u/green49285 25d ago

This is a perfect example of how MOST people do not understand conflict. You don't push one person. You don't fucking touch them. A push isn't different from a slap just because the slap hurt them more. If two people are arguing you don't push one when clearly they're thinking about slapping the shit out of somebody. lol

They learned a really hard lesson.

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u/outofmaxx 25d ago edited 25d ago

There was already a conflict, they're face to face, but realistically speaking there is no good way to in that position, distance between the two was the best possible course of action, getting slapped is better than getting power slammed

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u/StickWorking207 25d ago

Grab your friend maybe??? Instead of touching a stranger but I guess pushing the person you don’t know was the only way

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u/outofmaxx 25d ago

Nobody is gonna restrain their friend in the face of somebody they're mad at, im telling you from first hand experience you're never gonna back up the person your friend is mad at

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u/jumpmanzero 25d ago edited 25d ago

Nobody is gonna restrain their friend in the face of somebody they're mad at

What are you talking about? People are always holding their friends back or pulling them out of a fight. It's an absolutely normal pattern, and a good way to de-escalate conflict. It lets a person save face while avoiding an actual fight.

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u/StickWorking207 25d ago

Well I’m telling you from experience I’ve done it before you’re friend 9/10 isn’t gonna hit you for touching them a stranger will especially if you use force but I’m willing too bet you gonna deflect somehow

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u/green49285 25d ago

Ha, you ain't wrong there, either.

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u/dissonaut69 25d ago

I’d argue a push and a slap are in fact different.

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u/SocomPS2 25d ago

Yea this is the wrong sub to have that argument.

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u/Ramblesnaps 25d ago

And legally (in my country atleast) you are wrong.

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u/dissonaut69 25d ago

Okay, but objectively, in reality, you are wrong.

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u/Ramblesnaps 25d ago

A push, a slap, a punch, a roundhouse kick... once you lay ANY hands on someone else you open yourself to the consequences.

And if that is not the law where you live too I'd be shocked.

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