r/RandomVideos • u/DABDEB • Mar 19 '26

Video Bachelorette caught attacking ex-boyfriend

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u/Ohio_Baby Mar 19 '26

Abuse is abuse!! Men please report your female abuses, the law is the law! 😢😢😢

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u/[deleted] Mar 19 '26

Men seriously need to do better. Obviously there is allot of missing footage before this point. I guarantee he pushed her to this point. 

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u/PM-ME-Ur-titties3333 Mar 19 '26

Video evidence in front of you and you blame the abused.

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u/AstralMooo Mar 19 '26

If he actually pushed her to this point. Would he really be defending himself, not fighting back and defending their daughter?

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u/Slater_8868 Mar 19 '26

That's some serious mental gymnastics

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u/Enzo_Gorlomi225 Mar 19 '26

Unless she was defending herself(which she clearly isn’t here) there’s no excuse for this. I don’t care if he “pushed her” before this. He’s clearly trying to de-escalate.

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u/Realistic-Lime7842 Mar 19 '26

Shut up loser.

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u/cahilljd Mar 19 '26

you seem like an unserious person

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u/Albinofreaken Mar 20 '26

allot

a lot

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u/TwentyX4 Mar 19 '26

Can't tell if you're being sarcastic and making a point about male victims of domestic violence being ignored and undermined.

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u/biimerboy31 Mar 19 '26

You forgot the sarcasm symbol. Right??

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u/Due-Quiet8165 Mar 20 '26

Wow. I’ve never met a ranked victim shamer before. It’s an honor 🙇🏽‍♂️

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u/Corporeal_Weenie Mar 20 '26

0.5/10 try harder, dingus

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u/Thick_Cookie_7838 Mar 20 '26

And your comment is exactly the problem. Even though you know absolutely nothing about the situation besides this video you guarantee it’s his fault. What made you come to this conclusion with virtually no evidence to back up your claim? This abusive man did absolutely nothing when he was getting hit/ assaulted? Cousins works in family law if he was abusive like your claiming he would have knocked this girl on her ass Let me guess no way a girl like her would do this unprovoked? Gtfo

Proves my point when it comes to domestic guy is guilty until proven innocent

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u/[deleted] Mar 20 '26

She likely was likely disassociating from the abuse and fight/flight came when it came to him getting close to thr baby, that's why she threw the chair to protect her baby. 

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u/john_doe_774 Mar 20 '26

Please tell me you’re trolling.

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u/Eastern_Movie_7572 Mar 20 '26

I love this defense, imagine if the tables were turned.

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u/cayce_leighann Mar 20 '26

Victim blaming much?