I'm not entirely certain y'all want these self-disparaging remarks to go up on COMM so I haven't posted 'em there.
Why wouldn't I? Worse things I've said have been COMMed.
Plus, I'm an ego-whore.
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I'm not entirely certain y'all want these self-disparaging remarks to go up on COMM so I haven't posted 'em there.
Why wouldn't I? Worse things I've said have been COMMed.
Plus, I'm an ego-whore.
Hey!!
Tell me I'm wrong. I dare you.
He also said that, if one person hits another as hard as he or she can, than the person who was hit is justified in hitting back as hard as he or she can, even if "as hard as he or she can" means a slight bruise for one person and broken bones for the other. That what should be equal in the "hit" and "hit back" isn't how much force is used but how much of the force that the person possibly can use is used.
I can't even understand that logic. Of course none of this applies in the Brown/Rhianna case. He choked her, bit her and basically tried to kill her. But it is a real problem that quite often abuse is excused on grounds that "it was a fight that got out of hand." I know that can really happen, but the excuse is a heck of a lot more common than the reality.
You're wrong.
And he BIT her, let's not forget that.
Last night the family watched Spiderman 3 together and in a scene Peter accidentally knocks down MJ. My son actually said, "Oh, she just got Chris Browned." DH and I both jumped on his case so quick and hard that I hope we made an impression. There is absolutely nothing amusing and joke worthy about that situation. I'm still pissed at him about the remark.
He says if someone wants to fight "like a man," then if they throw a punch, then they have to take one.
He also said that, if one person hits another as hard as he or she can, than the person who was hit is justified in hitting back as hard as he or she can, even if "as hard as he or she can" means a slight bruise for one person and broken bones for the other. That what should be equal in the "hit" and "hit back" isn't how much force is used but how much of the force that the person possibly can use is used.
If people are going to insist on using troll logic, then I demand they start wearing spiky hair, dyed green or red, and have a large rhinestone in their belly for people to rub for luck. You gonna use the logic, look like a freaking troll.
You're wrong.
Okay, now mean it.
C'mon, we've always said it's a good thing we found each other because nobody else was as uniquely suited to put up with each others' crap as we are.
He reads comics and collects toys; she reads and writes Harry Potter fic. Together, they fight crime! Very specifically weird crime.
the person who was hit is justified in hitting back as hard as he or she can
A professional fighter can be charged with assault with a deadly weapon for fighting back in self defense.
A professional fighter can be charged with assault with a deadly weapon for fighting back in self defense.
Yep. One of the things that often gets underlined at the dojo is that if the kids (or anyone who trains there actually) get into a fight outside of the dojo, they have to remember to use just enough of their skills to get out of the situation and get to a safe place and no more.