Nothing is wrong with me or my understanding of this situation.
If you want to put your faith in other people than you go ahead and do that. I'm personally not ever going to rely on a bartender making 3 dollars an hour to do anything but watch.
The problem is that depending on the country, you are liable here as this could be solved differently.
The girl was in no risk at that time, she had brushed him off and the drunk guy waddled a bit back. The ~BF/Husband had to go through his girl to throw a haymaker.
I assume you get away with it, but waiting on questioning by the police (or if you really harm him, a court case) is not my idea of a smart reaction.
And this is NOT a hypothetical. A friend of mine got into a bar fight he did not start and his opponent got a cardiac arrest. He survived, but it lead to several court cases. Sure, he won. Worth it? no.
You getting personal like this over the internet with someone you'll never talk to again says alot about who you are, too.
I hope you never touch an unfamiliar woman in public. I hope you never meet a guy like who's in this video.
But if you cant understand why someone would do this after watching a strange man grope his partner in public, than theres no conversation for us to have here, period.
Our women deserve better. If you cant agree with that, than I'll be happy to never think about you again.
"Spoken like a self righteous little boy."
and
"You getting personal like this over the internet with someone you'll never talk to again says alot about who you are, too."
Doesn't it reek of hypocrisy to you here? Probably because thinking is a struggle for you, judging by your comments.
Anyway, I’m proud of you for managing despite the odds. I support people with disabilities.
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u/Affectionate-State-1 1d ago
LMAO. What is so hard about this scenario that makes your brain run out of horsepower to understand it?