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<blockquote data-quote="Spooky Owl!" data-source="post: 328823" data-attributes="member: 57984"><p>Yes, you can hit him by default. That's the point. And you can accuse him falsely by default as well (divorce attorneys often tell their female client to either claim "abuse" or, if she's not comfortable with that, to say, "I'm afraid of him" in order to get the judge to get rid of the husband -- and give her the house and kids -- as quickly as possible, with the alimony and child support to soon follow).</p><p></p><p>False allegation has always been the way women control men and society, and the idea that we used to ignore her cries of rape and abuse are largely myth. (And, yes, some women are truthful).</p><p></p><p>I've seen some of those videos, too, where a sometimes-petite woman will be publicly slugging a man dozens of times with no fear of retaliation. And when he finally weakens and slaps her once, she's suddenly frozen with shock -- as if unable to process the fact that he was capable of finally hitting her back -- she pauses... and then starts to cry like a baby.</p><p></p><p>Repeatedly. Over and over again. Their number is endless, those videos.</p><p></p><p>Not that abusive women are all cowardly. As I stated in a previous post, 50 percent of the violence in a household of mutual abuse is initiated by the woman, even when she knows burly Bob will smack her back.</p><p></p><p>You can also find many videos of interviews with young women asking if a man should ever hit a woman, and they all moan disapprovingly, "Noooooo" but when those same girls are asked if a woman should hit a man (and if they ever hit men) most of them break into giggles and say they do, usually adding that he does things to "deserve" it. And many will admit that there's a double standard, also with a giggle and delighted eyes.</p><p></p><p>Joe Biden was told as a teenager by his parents that it was not only always wrong to hit a woman under any circumstances , but that he should never raise his hands to a woman even if she comes at you with a knife. So apparently, there's a holiness there that can never be questioned.</p><p></p><p><img src="https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2016/02/08/23/1AD46DD1000005DC-3438007-image-a-23_1454973067636.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /></p><p></p><p>____</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Spooky Owl!, post: 328823, member: 57984"] Yes, you can hit him by default. That's the point. And you can accuse him falsely by default as well (divorce attorneys often tell their female client to either claim "abuse" or, if she's not comfortable with that, to say, "I'm afraid of him" in order to get the judge to get rid of the husband -- and give her the house and kids -- as quickly as possible, with the alimony and child support to soon follow). False allegation has always been the way women control men and society, and the idea that we used to ignore her cries of rape and abuse are largely myth. (And, yes, some women are truthful). I've seen some of those videos, too, where a sometimes-petite woman will be publicly slugging a man dozens of times with no fear of retaliation. And when he finally weakens and slaps her once, she's suddenly frozen with shock -- as if unable to process the fact that he was capable of finally hitting her back -- she pauses... and then starts to cry like a baby. Repeatedly. Over and over again. Their number is endless, those videos. Not that abusive women are all cowardly. As I stated in a previous post, 50 percent of the violence in a household of mutual abuse is initiated by the woman, even when she knows burly Bob will smack her back. You can also find many videos of interviews with young women asking if a man should ever hit a woman, and they all moan disapprovingly, "Noooooo" but when those same girls are asked if a woman should hit a man (and if they ever hit men) most of them break into giggles and say they do, usually adding that he does things to "deserve" it. And many will admit that there's a double standard, also with a giggle and delighted eyes. Joe Biden was told as a teenager by his parents that it was not only always wrong to hit a woman under any circumstances , but that he should never raise his hands to a woman even if she comes at you with a knife. So apparently, there's a holiness there that can never be questioned. [IMG]https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2016/02/08/23/1AD46DD1000005DC-3438007-image-a-23_1454973067636.jpg[/IMG] ____ [/QUOTE]
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