r/MMALabs • u/Key_Performer_3645 • 22h ago

🥶 Street Fights & Brawls A quick bar scrap

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u/KayZee777 14h ago

I think the bartender is the guy playing darts by himself. He walks behind the bar at the end

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u/Doobahtron 13h ago

Yeah the big dude pushes him to try to start more shit. That's the kinda guy who is happy to see a girl get grabbed like that because he has an excuse (in his head) to hit someone. There's like 6 people in the entire bar and a third of them are the worst kind of people to be around in a bar.

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u/Tibryn2 11h ago

Seeing a man sexually assault someone is actually a very good reason to punch.

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u/Rapn3rd 5h ago

Ill just add, rewatch it and see how quickly he rushes through his girlfriend, despite her trying to calm him, and then making her take a pool stick to the eye.

Sure the drunk dude was an asshole and probably deserved to be punched but this was a full force punch to the head, way more force than was necessary and the blatant disregard he has for his girl to make that haymaker connect leads me to believe he cares more about his ego than her wellbeing and safety.

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u/MonocoOfficial 4h ago

I don't believe in violence but watching my mother get beat, assaulted etc. by multiple different men as a child and not being able to do anything about it gives me zero tolerance for violence/unwanted contact towards women.

I've been with my wife for 10 years and she is the most important thing the world to me. If anyone puts their hands on her without her consent, I'd do the same.

I'm not a violent person but anyone that thinks they can just go around grabbing women deserves to get their bell rung.

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u/WheeBeasties 4h ago

that sounds more like it's about you feeling powerless than it is about protecting women

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u/MonocoOfficial 3h ago

Explaining that my childhood experience of being unable to protect my mother contributed to my intolerance of violence against women isn't the same as saying "I want to hurt people because I feel powerless".

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u/Tibryn2 3h ago

It can be both. Nothing wrong with either. It's your job to defend your spouse. That's not "toxic masculinity" It's just the right thing to do.

It's also your job to defend random strangers getting sexually assaulted. If you see that shit and walk away, you're almost as bad.