Joe Miner Posted April 13, 2017 Posted April 13, 2017 We get it. You're a classic beta white knight. That's fine. It still doesn't change the fact that it's OK to push away, or physically restrain, a woman who is assaulting you. Figure four!
Wayne Arnold Posted April 13, 2017 Posted April 13, 2017 if a woman was assaulting me and I had a gun I would be well within my right and highly likely to shoot her. if a woman attacked you would you sit there and take it? What does it matter if a woman or man does this. They're both equally likely to be dangerous. That she is a woman has nothing to do with this story at all. The guy was attacked and he defended himself. Is that a problem? Is it wrong to defend yourself from attack? Define "assaulting". Does she have a weapon in your scenario?
Coach Tuesday Posted April 13, 2017 Posted April 13, 2017 Don't be so small minded with your broad stroke. Bigger issues always exist but doesn't mean smaller ones aren't worthy of time. Just because it frustrates me and I'll spend time/money to fix 1 of the 3 toilets in our house - doesn't mean I can't understand there's hungry people in the City I live in. It's not a small issue - it's a non-issue. Total waste of time and a distraction (intentionally, perhaps) from actual, important problems.
BarleyNY Posted April 13, 2017 Posted April 13, 2017 The story said that police said the woman struck him and he pushed her away. No charges filed. He should not be putting himself in position for even the possibility of trouble this close to a big payday, but these are big guys on campus and I am sure are used to going out for "a good time" I agree. How different would Mixon's life be if he had pushed that girl away and left rather than dropping her with a right and fracturing 4 bones in her face before leaving?
MarkyMannn Posted April 13, 2017 Posted April 13, 2017 if a woman was assaulting me and I had a gun I would be well within my right and highly likely to shoot her. if a woman attacked you would you sit there and take it? What does it matter if a woman or man does this. They're both equally likely to be dangerous. That she is a woman has nothing to do with this story at all. The guy was attacked and he defended himself. Is that a problem? Is it wrong to defend yourself from attack? Yeah but what if it was Barbara Mandrell? That was an interesting pick you made the other day. I had to look her up for her current looks.
John from Riverside Posted April 13, 2017 Posted April 13, 2017 We get it. You're a classic beta white knight. That's fine. It still doesn't change the fact that it's OK to push away, or physically restrain, a woman who is assaulting you. The problem is when its a 300 pound monster doing the pushing away the woman could end up on the next block..... Its a slippery slope
boyst Posted April 13, 2017 Posted April 13, 2017 name="horned dogs" post="4326213" timestamp="1492103995"] Good luck with your philosophy of dealing .....it won't be mine Like the man saidmy life is just fine. I win. Ibdont provoke situations or deal with situations which jeopordoze my safety. I'm not stupid. Buffalo Bills Community » Replying to Florida DT prospect Caleb Brantley had one job... Topic I do think it's a bit more complicated than I was assaulted so I shot in terms of whether that's justified by law. I do agree that it shouldn't matter if it's a male or female but I do think their stature also needs to be the same i.e. is it reasonable to believe a 100 lb female vs a 225 lb male could justify the same amount of self defense chosen. i a going to defend myself in the safest way possible no matter if they are a blind purple midget or a 7 foot tall spaghetti monster. And I have every right to do so. I am not obligated to use my hands or exercise the ability of discretion to defend myself. Define "assaulting". Does she have a weapon in your scenario? this is not how an argument works. You don't ask a rhetorically stupid question and get a dignified response. Poor effort. But its now on you to define assault. Because I can counter by reading the law. Jeeeez weak. Yeah but what if it was Barbara Mandrell? That was an interesting pick you made the other day. I had to look her up for her current looks. I don't know if I need to Google her or shutter in fear. I'll choose run and and hide
BarleyNY Posted April 13, 2017 Posted April 13, 2017 The problem is when its a 300 pound monster doing the pushing away the woman could end up on the next block..... Its a slippery slope One is assuming that it's a defensive push to get her away and not one that deliberately puts her in harms way. Accidents could, of course, happen in such cases, but every person has the right to defend themselves. Even a woman can do damage to a large man. What if she'd caught him across the cornea with her nail? What if she'd had a small weapon, like a knife? A push that gets her away from him certainly would be reasonable IMO.
boyst Posted April 13, 2017 Posted April 13, 2017 The problem is when its a 300 pound monster doing the pushing away the woman could end up on the next block..... Its a slippery slope hahahahaha. A 300 lbs monster. What if its a 100 lbs monster? If a 300 lbs man attacked a 100 lbs woman we would have wanted her to use ant force possible. But the double standard is ridiculous. Why can't ya defend yourself without being a monster? Why can't be innocent until he is actually guilty?
TakeYouToTasker Posted April 13, 2017 Posted April 13, 2017 (edited) I have no problem with that statement, although I find it hard to picture myself in such a situation. We have this in common. We don't know much about this particular situation, but, in your mind, would it have been OK for him to shoot her? I'm sure it is safe to assume that she approached him in an aggressive, threatening manner prior to the assault? He could have been scared, right? Depends on the details of the situation. There are certainly situations in which it is reasonable to shoot anyone, man or woman, given a reasonable person could believe the shooters life was in danger. Like, say in a road rage incident where the other driver stalked you, exited their vehicle, ran up to yours and threatened your life while exhibiting menacing anti-social behavior. This doesn't seem to be such a case on the surface though. Do you believe it is? Given your clear intentions, I think this thread should be moved to PPP where we can discuss the laws and politics you're alluding to if you wish to continue along these lines. Edited April 13, 2017 by TakeYouToTasker
Bray Wyatt Posted April 13, 2017 Posted April 13, 2017 (edited) I guess it depends on how his hand technique was with the push, did he have good placement? did he maintain leverage? Edited April 13, 2017 by Bray Wyatt
boyst Posted April 13, 2017 Posted April 13, 2017 We have this in common. Depends on the details of the situation. There are certainly situations in which it is reasonable to shoot anyone, man or woman, given a reasonable person could believe the shooters life was in danger. Like, say in a road rage incident where the other driver stalked you, exited their vehicle, ran up to yours and threatened your life while exhibiting menacing anti-social behavior. This doesn't seem to be such a case on the surface though. Do you believe it is? Given your clear intentions, I think this thread should be moved to PPP where we can discuss the laws and politics you're alluding to if you wish to continue along these lines. i concur with the ppp aspect should it need to go there, but if it can be respectfully addressed here whilst remaining on this topic i'd hope it can stay here. but, people here generally don't do well at behaving and than are too scared to actually carry an intelligent argument to PPP where it belongs resting on their laurels of naming calling. it's frustrating and sad. still, there are a few threads that this could be brought up in with ppp.
White Linen Posted April 14, 2017 Posted April 14, 2017 It's not a small issue - it's a non-issue. Total waste of time and a distraction (intentionally, perhaps) from actual, important problems. I understand your stance and thanks for clarifying what we totally disagree on.
KD in CA Posted April 14, 2017 Posted April 14, 2017 I guess it depends on how his hand technique was with the push, did he have good placement? did he maintain leverage? Sorry, but this sound like a classic case of drunk, mouthy, b---h thinking she can say or do anything she wants without repercussions because she has a vagina.
boyst Posted April 14, 2017 Posted April 14, 2017 Sorry, but this sound like a classic case of drunk, mouthy, b---h thinking she can say or do anything she wants without repercussions because she has a vagina.
YoloinOhio Posted April 23, 2017 Author Posted April 23, 2017 @rapsheet 5 days pre-draft, #Florida DT prospect Caleb Brantley was charged in a 4/13 incident with misdemeanor assault, knocking a woman's tooth out
Blokestradamus Posted April 23, 2017 Posted April 23, 2017 @rapsheet 5 days pre-draft, #Florida DT prospect Caleb Brantley was charged in a 4/13 incident with misdemeanor assault, knocking a woman's tooth out 3rd one of "my guys" that I've dropped off my board this year. I believe that's a record. !@#$ you, Caleb Brantley. It's not hard to avoid punching a woman.
C.Biscuit97 Posted April 23, 2017 Posted April 23, 2017 3rd one of "my guys" that I've dropped off my board this year. I believe that's a record. !@#$ you, Caleb Brantley. It's not hard to avoid punching a woman. Poor leadership on your end.
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