Yeah, that's the example we already presented. The consequence of that double standard you just presented is for men like the victim in the OP to die because they chose to take the beating rather than defend themselves because they don't want their lives ruined as happened to De'Andre Johnson.
You gave an example that demonstrates exactly what the rest of us are saying. What happened to that QB sent a clear signal to men that the courts will *not* recognize their human rights even when the law clearly justifies them.
You for God damned well know that, had the initial aggressor been another male, it wouldn't be QB stewing in lockup for ten days because he was not the initial aggressor and he acted in self-defense
The consequences of the double standard, aside from making a mockery of the constitution and rule of law, is for men to decide to take the abuse for fear of being locked up and socially ruined in addition to being victims of domestic abuse. The guy in OP gambled his life on his female partner's sympathy, and sorry but women don't really have much sympathy. They are different from us. Don't ever gamble your life on that.
DBTrek wrote:You see double standard.
The courts and I (and DeAndre) see disproportionate and unnecessary force.
You can certainly defend yourself.
You can't resort to disproportionate force to meet the threat without consequences.
And the person who attacked him was charged with??
The law gives you the right to strike back in self-defense. Last I lived in Florida, it didn't say you had self-defense rights unless the person attacking you has a vagina, dude.
I don't know if what charges were brought against her, if any.
If he wanted to bring charges I don't see why he couldn't, but I imagine his attorney probably told him just to let it go because continued media exposure would be bad for his career.
No charges were brought against her even though she launched an unprovoked attack, and kneed him in the groin when he tried to more peacefully restrain her from further attacks.
The consequences of double standard examples like this (and they are legion) are the deaths of innocent men like the man in the OP.
If women are going to be treated by the law as unaccountable children, then I want them removed from the voter registrations and any position of power and responsibility that requires people to be held accountable for their actions and failures.
Speaker to Animals wrote:No charges were brought against her even though she launched an unprovoked attack, and kneed him in the groin when he tried to more peacefully restrain her from further attacks.
The consequences of double standard examples like this (and they are legion) are the deaths of innocent men like the man in the OP.
If women are going to be treated by the law as unaccountable children, then I want them removed from the voter registrations and any position of power and responsibility that requires people to be held accountable for their actions and failures.
