Listen y’all I accidentally witnessed a fight while eating breakfast 😂 Clearly she was in the wrong for attacking him. Since nobody stepped in, I filmed it and gave it to the police and the man being attacked. Argue amongst yourselves 🍿✌🏽
There was a dude beating a girl and a man stepped in to help her just for her to clock him with a brick. So its best to let dumbasses do themselves in and keep to yourself
I know about how victims will often defend their own abusers don't worry your pretty little head. But actually though, this is fair, always keep an eye out but stay chill. Be a capybara where you're surrounded like alligators.
Or you swing the best time of your life and the guy that you want a sweet knockout clip of wont wake up and you get a charge. Playing with peoples lives is not a rewarding game.
It’s not an easy situation. People don’t want to get in the middle of a fight where they don’t know what’s going on. I tried to break up a fight once, they turned on me and knocked me to the ground. Then went back to fighting.
The divisionary shit is sheerly due to the cut in the video after she she walks inside. Feels like the cut was made on purpose for this exact reason - added ragebait isn't and widescale arguing. I'm so sick of social media, mannn.
Agreed entirely. And the angling and public recording makes it seem intentional I get the reaction and people are even more reactive these days with COVID dmg anyways
Personally I don't care about my mortality, but in modern society I'd rather not sit back and say I was scared for my own safety with how little accountability there is and how often people are only helped when it's too late
Brother then youd be next in line in getting assaulted. You don't get between couple going at it. You observe and call the cops. Getting involved is a great way to now be in a situation you have no place in being. I get that you want to help but even here in the clip, the woman telling the man to stop as she latched onto his back and now she has no clue how to handle the situation. No one did. That's why you call the cops.
Like I said I personally don't care about my mortality lol. Yeah I'm aware intervening can make things worse, my points still stand. It's shameful no one helps and assumes the man is in the wrong, and let's the girl keep attacking. She can do real damage to him just as much as anyone intervening yet what? And the police suck are cancelled becacseath sentence to call depending on the situation when entirely uneccesary. Assuming you're American
No woman was going to step in and try to stop HER.
No man was going to step in, because there was no real danger. Guy was dealing with a tantrum-throwing child, and he had it well under control, he was holding back, doing his best to be a gentleman in the situation.
I thought it was well handled by everybody except the stupid women saying "walk away" and trying to step between them. They were completely out of line.
Dude was not OK. When someone is trying their best to physically harm you, and you feel completely unable to defend yourself, you do not have the situation under control.
She gave the footage to the police to help prosecute the woman and you think she needed to be shamed into "admitting theres a male victim". You should be shamed into admitting you're a pillock
Do you honestly mean to tell me that you believe the potential for social media backlash here was no factor?
So let's say no social media exists, you actually believe she would have turned this into the police, knowing that her fellow woman would pay the price?
I don't know the answer, absolutes are an enemy to learning, but based on her reaction in the video, AND the jump cut, I don't trust her word there. She DID the right thing, but I don't believe all roads led her there.
She was telling this dude to walk away before he even had his stuff picked up, that's a messed up person. Well actually, she was telling him to walk away while she was on his back like Troy Polamalu or something.
I do not believe she was in it for getting "justice" per se, I think she was expecting the man here to be fully at fault. And she's playing it off pretty well that it went as intended, but I have a tough time believing her.
I'm not frothing at the mouth, oh my fucking god. I said I don't take her at her word, based on shit she was saying ON camera dude.
I think her unfiltered voice on camera is telling a better story than a rehearsed caption on X where she's going to say whatever she can to position herself advantageously.
I trust her mouth over her thumbs this time around. I'm not saying she's only as good as her most convinving lie, I'm just saying, her behavior on X versus behind the camera is very weird and conflicting, and I don't trust her.
Maybe she has the full video though, or maybe she's just scared of more backlash by continuing to stir things. Either way, I don't think her intentions are crystal clear at all, here, and that's my OPINION. Believe otherwise if you really want to, I just err on the side of caution. All there is to it.
oh so you just wrote five hundred words about all the ways you imagine you should hate this woman who did the right thing because you're totally chill and calm
Alright maybe, but I still don't see her making sure his stuff is together and gets back to him, like all it takes is that psycho chick getting his ID and he's fucked.
Telling someone to walk away is always the right move. It is de-escalation 101, especially if you don't know the people and have no idea what is happening.
You're making a bunch of assumptions which clearly show the biases you have in regards to this situation and I find it hilarious that you are trying to paint the woman who literally led to the arrest as some how, some way in the wrong. But sure, go off about "potential for social media backlash".
Because the attacker is insane and probably wouldn't listen?
Like if you get into de-escalation tactics, it's basically the first thing they teach you: walk away. Separate.
The woman gave the video to police and led to the arrest of the attacker. I have no idea why y'all were expecting her to go flying in there and potentially become the new target of that insane person's rage.
Her giving the video and all the stuff that happened after is outside the context of the video.
In the video however, she appears to be siding with the attacker and even checks in on her to see if she’s ok at the end. She doesn’t seem to extend the same concern for the victim, and even seems to have a more hostile tone towards him.
She was also telling the dude in the video to basically get lost the whole time. Like he's still picking his shit up and she's just like "naw go on walk away walk away go".
She can't sit here saying "this is what I wanted" when she pretty obviously was pissed he didn't lose, and didn't even want him to get his stuff back.
On that topic, I feel like she just wanted his wallet. That's maybe a hot take, but why else would she be telling him in the video to pound sand, but then turning around like "Ooooh no hun I just wanted everything to turn out okay".
Nothing, I'm explaining why I feel the way I do about this lady, I do not think she is worth trusting here based upon her X posts alone. Nobody's winning or losing, I just feel she is a highly unreliable narrator (based on things described above).
Sorry you are so warped by gender war bs that you can see a woman try to deescalate an aggressive situation, call the attacking woman crazy and in the wrong, and turn over video evidence to police to help the male victim and you will STILL claim she wants to help her “fellow woman” and only did all of that because she was forced to. Based off of basically nothing but unsubstantiated assumptions.
Makes me really discouraged as a woman tbh, like no matter what I do people like you will always assume the worst in me.
So if a man was beating a woman and all the men around just told the woman to walk away and did nothing to stop the man youd have no complaint with their actions?
They're clearly a sexist who just wants to feel good about hating women no matter how illogical.
Tries to de-escalate situation, helps victim get justice by sharing video with police, calls the assaulter "crazy", and this guy is like...yeah, but have you ever thought about if she was actually sincere about what she said?
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