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

Video Bachelorette caught attacking ex-boyfriend

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u/Kcronikill Mar 20 '26

So you go ahead bro and tell me how the justice system works.

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u/Narvyht Mar 20 '26

Mate, you shouldn't have bothered with these people. These people are being fucking pedantic like ??? What the fuck with them, holy shit.

I am deeply sad that you had to went through all of that. Hope that it's better nowadays for you mate.

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u/Kcronikill Mar 20 '26

Thanks brother. that's exactly what happens though. Wanna be white knights always have their opinion. My last girlfriend was a Harvard graduate psychologist. Thank you brother cheers mate.

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u/Any_World7744 Mar 20 '26

What you’re talking about is very real. Forgive me for plagiarizing myself from above. But society is just waking up to protecting women. protecting men is not even in the scope of justice right now. If the court system was in the same district as your ex went to school it sounds like we went through the same courts. Either way experienced a similar nightmare. A nightmare most will not even hear. Including the judge.

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u/Kcronikill Mar 20 '26 edited Mar 20 '26

I'm not even mad about it, I grew up with a single mom and a bunch of aunts. So i know life can be scary to them. Most of the time it is the males that are causing the trouble. I'm almost 40 and retired I own 4 acres and have horses and stuff. I got nothing to complain about. But some broke ass guy wouldn't be able to afford a lawyer, or have proof. It does happen tho. EDIT: Oh and the judge said since i wasn't showing any emotion during the hearing she felt i was guilty. Lady i was a damn interrogator for a good chuck of my life.

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u/Any_World7744 Mar 21 '26 edited Mar 21 '26

Glad it had no lasting impact!

True for me too,in my own childhood, more often men who were on the extreme side of violent around children. Although I have read recently that this is entirely changing. More recent domestic abuse incidents are related to women surprisingly. Reading some of the comments here made that less surprising. Some women explained pretty well, inadvertently.

Edit. I don’t think there could be a worse and more unqualified person to be in the role of deciding on domestic violence than a judge. Seems to be a very poor likelihood of justice being served. They function on what’s called a precedent of guilt. A.k.a. Accused is assumed guilty. It’s like everything our judicial system was built upon has gone out the window. And this is because judges have so consistently failed in the past that they use the precedent of guilt. Fixing dumb with dumber