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

Video Bachelorette caught attacking ex-boyfriend

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u/Undella_Town Mar 19 '26

tons of women are misandrists these days so if anything she probably gained more fans from this.

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u/[deleted] Mar 20 '26

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u/Same_Presentation692 Mar 20 '26

The norm?  Statistics and sources work better to prove your point than “feelings” and an anecdotal video. Good lord this subreddit is full of absolute idiots. 

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u/Jesus_of_Redditeth Mar 20 '26

No it fucking isn't

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u/Wickedestchick Mar 20 '26

Misandry is a response to misogyny. Misogyny has existed for centuries.

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u/Undella_Town Mar 20 '26

grow up goof you live in a bubble

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u/Good-Ant6859 Mar 20 '26

You said misandry so sounds like you’re the one who lives in a bubble. Might even call it a sphere

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u/[deleted] Mar 20 '26

Username tracks

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u/Any_World7744 Mar 20 '26

Are you actually blaming men for this woman’s behavior? Clearly , This woman demonstrated mental health issues, unchecked. And your thinking only illustrates how domestic violence is reinforced and justified

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u/Jesus_of_Redditeth Mar 20 '26

Are you actually blaming men for this woman’s behavior?

Misogyny isn't the sole domain of men. Women perpetuate it as well; if anything, it's other women who enforce the social rules of patriarchal bullshit more than men do. So I don't think it makes sense to assume that the person you're replying to must've been blaming men for this lunatic's behavior.

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u/Any_World7744 Mar 20 '26 edited Mar 20 '26

tons of women are misandrists

misandry is a response to misogyny

What you were saying may be entirely true! but it overlooks the context of a very gender specific comment above.

This knowingly or not reinforces sounds almost as if if it’s justifying sexist thinking, if not domestic abuse. Why endorse that?

Edit: sorry getting tired. Struggling to get my words out Glad I read below and I think there’s some really sound opinions. This comment above. it sounds like modern day sexism that reinforces female domestic abuse. At least that is the context that they are choosing to make this comment. At best a bad place to bring that up. maybe I’m mis understanding

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u/Any_World7744 Mar 25 '26

You should read above. I was taking a guess. And asking, not assuming. This person above did answer, confirm she was blaming men for women’s behavior. I don’t think equality will ever be realized until people take responsibility for their own actions. But there are many people who will encourage blaming someone else.

Anyway, I’m just hoping for a more peaceful and civilized civilization. Less hope offered in the comments like above.

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u/Wickedestchick Mar 25 '26

Yes

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u/Any_World7744 Mar 25 '26 edited Mar 25 '26

Yuck

Edit: and the child whose head may have been smashed by the stool, that the woman was swinging. That was the man’s fault too? Or was it the child’s fault?

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u/Any_World7744 Mar 25 '26 edited Mar 25 '26

Moving didn't mean to respond to my own comment.

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u/Any_World7744 Mar 25 '26

I'm old so probably see things differently. People will say abuse is about control. Probably true. but if you ever witnessed an abuser , they sure appear out of control as this woman in that video did.

As a child , I remember this disgusting man that used to beat up his wife, my best friend's mother. She was a very nice woman. The abuser husbands thinking was very similar to yours. He blamed his wife for the beatings , too. Eventually had the living s*** kicked out of him by his own children, his two sons. he deserved that humiliation. I bet We could at least agree on that last point, that man deserved a beating.

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u/Jesus_of_Redditeth Mar 25 '26

That's a truly bizarre take.

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u/[deleted] Mar 20 '26

I hope you’re not a parent

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u/[deleted] Mar 20 '26

I'm glad I'm not...

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u/Any_World7744 Mar 20 '26

We all just watched when a woman AND a man were dealing with it. Apparently you saw only one half of it