r/HadToHurt Nov 05 '17

Drunk fan slaps a cop

https://i.imgur.com/JU4v0XV.gifv
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u/darkjungle Nov 05 '17

Equal rights, equal lefts

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u/[deleted] Nov 05 '17

"I like it when women get hit."

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u/5th_Law_of_Robotics Nov 05 '17

Do you realize she hit him first?

The reason these videos get a reaction like this is women are generally free to hit men without consequences.

Sometimes female privilege fails.

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u/r_301_f Nov 06 '17

Do you realize that the person she hit was a police officer, who has a duty to serve the public beyond that of average people, and one of those duties is to not aggressively haul off on those you are sworn to protect because they lightly tapped you in a clearly intoxicated state?

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u/[deleted] Nov 06 '17 edited Mar 05 '18

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u/r_301_f Nov 06 '17

Police should NOT use excessive force unless it is absolutely necessary for their own safety or the safety of others, period. It is not the job of a cop to teach people "lessons," it is their job to protect people.

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u/[deleted] Nov 06 '17

If you lightly slap Brock Lesnar and he clocks you, he's committing a crime and will go to jail. Disproportionate responses like that are illegal.

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u/5th_Law_of_Robotics Nov 06 '17

Disproportionate responses like that are illegal.

Fairly certain you just made this up.

There requirement for proportional response (in other words she can do whatever and he can never do anything) only comes up when feminists are defending violent women.

It doesn't apply between two men.

We really need to educate women about their privilege and get them to check it.

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u/[deleted] Nov 06 '17

You realise the amount of misogyny in this post right?

She's terrible, yes, but this post is just soaked in woman hatred. You cannot just clock people in the face and no, you would not "deserve" it at all. Please reconsider seeing violence as appropriate punishment or conduct for any non-life threatening situation.