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He slapped his wife. It’s wrong. It should never happen. He’s apologized.

But let’s not act like he beat her with a closed fist.

She got physical with him. He got physical with her. It was in a night club on new years , there was alcohol involved. He open hand slapped her face twice with very short swings, as per the video.

Reading some of these comments you think he beat her to a pulp, a la what Chris brown did to Rihanna.

I’m not going to equate a 1/8th swing open hand slap to “beating your wife”. Both are wrong, but one is 100x worse.

For you retards - THIS IS NOT A DEFENSE OF SLAPPING YOUR WIFE - as I said, that’s wrong and shouldn’t ever happen.
 
AtlAtty said:
This is not how domestic violence works. What you saw was a public display of people who have previously engaged in violent conduct towards each other in private. They both should have been charged with assault. But the actions of one do not justify the other. Your mom’s advice is appropriate for women because they are much more likely to be seriously injured in a violent confrontation with a man. But that same advice should not be given to a man whereby he now thinks that hitting a woman can be justified if she puts her hands on you.

I prosecuted the cases for years. People who act like White, and his wife, have a much bigger problem. And being drunk is no excuse.

I know you are trying to take a reasoned approach but what you are missing is that this is not an isolated event. This is the only event you witnessed between them.
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You are making claims like “this is not an isolated event”. You have no idea what happens in their relationship. Sure, it’s possible this isn’t isolated. Perhaps even statistically probable that it’s not isolated. But you can’t make a claim like that without knowing for sure.
 
A lot of women put their hands on the man and are accustomed to that privilege. Men rarely call the cops so the statistics are skewed on men abuse . What man wants to tell his friends or cops this?

Just look at the track girl Shacarri Richardson who was abusing her bf and it happened to get caught on camera. Now if it hadn’t been she’d did what alot of women do and say he started it and she was the victim. Which is very common. I’ve known many guys who deal with this and know they just have to leave or take it because the cops only buy one side . The amount of videos and podcasts I’ve seen where the women admit to putting their hands on their bf’s and laughing about it , even saying they can kick their man’s ***. There’s also plenty of videos where guys are breaking up with girls and the girl says she’ll say he abused her if he leaves or destroys all his stuff. They just happened to have a hidden camera.

Yes men that abuse women are pieces of trash but people take that matter serious , but there’s an ungodly amount of violent , crazy women running around these days lying on mofos. This is an epidemic nobody wants to take accountability for , shocking. Once again people should keep their hands to themselves no matter what plumbing they have in their pants.

www.bbc.com

Domestic abuse: Half of male victims do not report incidents - BBC News

A new report says there is a pressing need to provide support to victims who do come forward.
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BoxingRobes said:
Reads like weaponized therapy language about a situation you are not privvy to. You didnt even know they were still married. You have no idea what youre talking about at worst and being wildly unethical in your assumptions at best based on one video you saw a few years ago.
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I don’t do therapy, but nice try. Who’s the one making assumptions, yet again? Seems I certainly triggered some type of emotional response in you and @Suhrthing.

I’m not sure why you both feel it necessary to continue going after me specifically when some of us attempted (clearly, I failed here) to educate the group. You know absolutely nothing about me, nor my vast professional experience in this area, and clearly you don’t care to know anything more. And that’s perfectly fine. Your posts state your opinions, and my original posts on the subject cited facts. That tells us a lot on who you are and how you treat people.

I have nothing more to say on this topic. Y’all can argue among yourselves now.

Have a good day.
 
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AtlAtty said:
This is not how domestic violence works. What you saw was a public display of people who have previously engaged in violent conduct towards each other in private. They both should have been charged with assault. But the actions of one do not justify the other. Your mom’s advice is appropriate for women because they are much more likely to be seriously injured in a violent confrontation with a man. But that same advice should not be given to a man whereby he now thinks that hitting a woman can be justified if she puts her hands on you.

I prosecuted the cases for years. People who act like White, and his wife, have a much bigger problem. And being drunk is no excuse.

I know you are trying to take a reasoned approach but what you are missing is that this is not an isolated event. This is the only event you witnessed between them.
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A) morals are different than legalities. You can say morally a man shouldn’t hit a woman. But there are also all kinds of circumstances where it IS morally fine. But legally a response/defensive action is far more justifiable regardless the morals of it. And you know the whole let he who is without sin cast the first stone thing.

B) we can’t/shouldnt judge what has POSSIBLY happened prior or in private since nobody knows just based on 1 event. You’re placing guilt on him for actions of others. Every situation should be judged on its own merits and set of facts with no bias by other events that are irrelevant to their relationship/situation. If you noticed other events in their relationship that formed a pattern it’d be different. But it’s entirely possible that there had been no prior violence between the two of them, and actions while drunk and in a more emotional state could absolutely lead to actions neither would do sober…. Of course your actions while drunk SHOULD be criticized just as strongly (if not stronger for putting yourself in that position in the first place) as those sober imo….
 
caneingville said:
I don’t do therapy, but nice try. Who’s the one making assumptions, yet again? Seems I certainly triggered some type of emotional response in you and @Suhrthing.

I’m not sure why you both feel it necessary to continue going after me specifically when some of us attempted (clearly, I failed here) to educate the group. You know absolutely nothing about me, nor my vast professional experience in this area, and clearly you don’t care to know anything more. And that’s perfectly fine. Your posts state your opinions, and my original posts on the subject cited facts. That tells us a lot on who you are and how you treat people.

I have nothing more to say on this topic. Y’all can argue among yourselves now.

Have a good day.
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This is funny...because...

You don't know Dana White or his wife at all, yet you provided a full analysis on he, his wife, and their relationship. You should go talk to Dana White and let him know of your evaluation as a professional after not meeting him or his wife.

Your posts are being responded to because you keep posting like an authority, yet, you don't know Dana White or his wife at all, yet, you evaluated him like you do with some pretty strong claims. You didn't educate anyone on Dana White, who is the subject of this thread, because you don't know Dana White or his wife at all.

Also, I haven't posted a single opinion in this thread.

You don't know Dana White or his wife. That's a fact.
 
BoxingRobes said:
This is funny...because...

You don't know Dana White or his wife at all, yet you provided a full analysis on he, his wife, and their relationship. You should go talk to Dana White and let him know of your evaluation as a professional after not meeting him or his wife.

Your posts are being responded to because you keep posting like an authority, yet, you don't know Dana White or his wife at all, yet, you evaluated him like you do with some pretty strong claims. You didn't educate anyone on Dana White, who is the subject of this thread, because you don't know Dana White or his wife at all.

Also, I haven't posted a single opinion in this thread.

You don't know Dana White or his wife. That's a fact.
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They hit each other in public, TrumpyCane doesn't think it's crazy to to assume what goes on behind closed doors especially when there statistics and patterns with domestic violence
 
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BoxingRobes said:
This is funny...because...

You don't know Dana White or his wife at all, yet you provided a full analysis on he, his wife, and their relationship. You should go talk to Dana White and let him know of your evaluation as a professional after not meeting him or his wife.

Your posts are being responded to because you keep posting like an authority, yet, you don't know Dana White or his wife at all, yet, you evaluated him like you do with some pretty strong claims. You didn't educate anyone on Dana White, who is the subject of this thread, because you don't know Dana White or his wife at all.

Also, I haven't posted a single opinion in this thread.

You don't know Dana White or his wife. That's a fact.
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As I stated previously, I was a Guardian Ad Litem. Being a Guardian Ad Litem requires extensive training in this area. Being a Guardian Ad Litem in Miami-Dade County is an especially challenging experience.

Clearly, you are ignorant as to what that means. On one hand, you are fortunate. On the other, those who do not wish to be educated will remain ignorant. You seem to take pride in your ignorance, and that’s your prerogative. None of this impacts me or my life.

And I’m sure you will respond to this too, because you obviously need to have the last word. I hope it helps you sleep tonight. So sorry I got you all caught up in your feelings.
 
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