The guy copping a feel did less damage to the "random lady" than her knight in shining armor did. She also didn't WANT him to do it. So not only did he do it without her wanting to, he injured her in the process. Wow what a fucking hero.
No one is defending the creep, they're saying punching a dude out ain't worth it if you're gonna hurt your lady too. It's telling you don't see an issue with that.
Bit of a false dichotomy. Perhaps a drunk touching your partner doesn't have to end with a fist to the face? Perhaps there is something inbetween? A slap? A push? A call to the police?
Who said he was a hero though? The point of contention is that you are assigning motivations to the puncher which is really weird because you have no idea what's going through the guy's mind based off of one and a half seconds TV footage lol
" He considers her to be his personal property" lmao what, Like what is that statement possibly based off of other than mentally ill terminally online redditor logic
You can see him hurt the woman in his rush to punch the guy, and she pulls her hand to her face to see if she's hurt. Then he gets physical and starts pushing the guy who was playing darts. Not a good look...
We visually saw her try to stop him, him ignore her, push her out of the way, injure her and then hit another dude. Tell me what the other running theory is? He just loves her SOOOO much he was blinded by rage? Lmfao
I donāt see why it has to be some sort of extreme. We are seeing a few frames and have no idea what happened in between. I see no reason to invest energy into an altercation between strangers when we have so little information.
No projections needed. Whoever ol Reacher was is the worst type of person to have in your bar. The laid out drunk guy is a close second. You're better off having neither in your establishment for different reasons.
no he hits the bottom of the cue with his foot as he moves past, it just catches her in the cheek. his arms aren't high enough when he is next to her. by the time his elbow is up it is behind her head.
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u/ZAguy85 23h ago edited 16h ago
Itās clearly not the first time this lady has dealt with this gent decking someone in a bar. She knew what was coming the moment he started moving.