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Originally posted by theworldfamous
He could have walked away to another subway car and it would have been over. Saying she was asking for it is all kinds of wrong. All she did was talk ****.
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Did you even watch the video? Or just skipped to the part where he got her? She did MORE than just talked ****. She literally got up out her her chair, CHARGED at the cameraman with her friends, struck the camera man twice, and then hit the tall man which prompting him to smack the body temperature of her. If she stayed in her seat perched in the iTunes app buying BWET, instead of hitting people and acting like she's big and bad, then she wouldn't have gotten that attitude ajustment. Stop.
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You are a deranged misogynist, who possibly needs to be medicated based on this response. Calling her a "bitch" and still having the audacity to call me out for your dangerous logic. He should've just walked away.
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Or she just shouldn't have put her hands on him in the first place. Like
Instead of initiating, she could've walked away too
It's not misogyny. It's common sense, boo. Don't put your hands on anybody, if you're not prepared to get your clock cleaned too.
The guy is twice her size, and obviously she shouldn't have instigated it but the sick sense of justice y'all feel seeing "that dumb bitch" get clobbered is very strange...
I'm so sick and tired of women being able to hide behind their gender and size to avoid getting the consequences for their actions. If you're a nasty ass ***** looking for trouble by attacking random people on the subway, you better expect there to be some sort of backlash.