Agreed... Double standard in this society we live in... Women want equality, which I'm 100% in favor of that... I have all daughters and grew up with all sisters so I'm definitely stand for equality... It's just a bit concerning because it seems like the pendulum has swung much further to the women's side when it comes to these kind of issues... For example, do you ever hear of a women hitting a guy first? I don't... Why? It happens all the time and more than people want to acknowledge...
In this case, the woman charged at Hunt first from what the video shows... After that, Hunt went on the offensive... Hunt shouldn't have continued to go after the woman after the first shoved her... It's just very concerning how "equality" doesn't come into play when it comes to DV... You can't tell me that only men start these altercations physically... Women do so as well... I was slapped by a women when I was in college at a party because I broke up with her in front of our friends... She hauled off and smacked me giving me a bloody nose... Would it have gone anywhere had I pressed charges? Probably not but if I smacked her, charges probably would've been made towards me with jail time...
Last year while we were Christmas shopping, we saw a girlfriend/wife beating her husband with her purse in the parking lot... He pushed her off and began walking away and she continued to chase him hitting him w/ her purse... He finally ripped the purse from her and chucked it... He then kept trying to walk away and she picked up rocks and began throwing them at him... (2) ladies finally grabbed the women and held her until the guy got far enough away where she couldn't keep chasing him... The guy was doing everything he could to get away from her... No chargers were made against that woman... But, had that been the guy beating her with the purse and throwing rocks at her while she tried to get away, that man would be doing some jail time with a record against him...
So I ask again, why don't we hear of men pressing charges against women? We embarrassed to have been hit by a women and take it public? Easier for us to dismiss and shrug it off? Who knows but there is too much momentum building up on the one side that makes instances like Hunts get blown out of proportion... It's definitely a sensitive subject... If a man is guilty, then shame on him - he should get what he deserves... But if a women is guilty, same should apply...
So why DID you break up with her in front of your friends?
As for the rest, you ended up with a bloody nose, women end up dead. Other than that, EXACTLY the same.
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