Post: #1

Definitely not in the U.S.

Post: #2

Good man. Pussified America makes me a sad panda.

Post: #3

The definition of smacking some sense into someone.

Post: #4

Old-school problems, meet old-school solutions.

Post: #5

Damn, she went 0 to victim in .000002 seconds.

Post: #6

haha i think this was in romania and she was being abusive to her students

Post: #7

(07-31-2012 07:53 PM)Tuthmosis Wrote:  Old-school problems, meet old-school solutions.

Hahahahaha

Now I'm dying for a chance to drop that line in real life.

Post: #8

(07-31-2012 07:53 PM)Tuthmosis Wrote:  Old-school problems, meet old-school solutions.

Tuth, I'm curious to know how you can endorse this action when earlier this year you condemned that dad that shot his daughter's laptop.

Just wanting to know the thinking since it appears to be inconsistent.

Post: #9

I hope he charged that bitch with assaulting a police officer for her troubles. The best part of the video is the unapologetic look on his face after he shows how strong his pimp hand iss. I'm willing to bet that this is precisely the reason that women in EE and Latin America act more feminine. They damn well know that if they get uppity there will be 5 across the eyes.

Post: #10

(07-31-2012 10:47 PM)Fisto Wrote:  

(07-31-2012 07:53 PM)Tuthmosis Wrote:  Old-school problems, meet old-school solutions.

Tuth, I'm curious to know how you can endorse this action when earlier this year you condemned that dad that shot his daughter's laptop.

Just wanting to know the thinking since it appears to be inconsistent.

Totally different situations. This guy was responding to battery with an equal amount of battery. This woman thought she could attack that man (even setting aside, for a second, that he's also a cop) without any repercussions.

That laptop bully was going absolutely hysterical on camera, simultaneously destroying what was surely one of that girl's most valuable possessions and humiliating her publicly. Not only that, he was deliberately using a graphic form of violence--guns--to further drill home his point. His was a matter of pride and bad parenting, this is a matter of checking a hysterical woman crossing the line. This cop was controlled and surgical.

If he'd punched her several times, knocked her to the floor, and kicked her, then they'd be comparable (at least in the sense of massive overreaction and lack of control).

Post: #11

I'd bet that she hasn't had a good dicking in a long time.

She's asking for him to be physical with her.

The crying isn't because she's physically hurt. The slap is a reminder of how miserable her life has become- this is the most intimacy she's probably had in a while.

It's not that he's touched her, it's that he pulled his touch away from her.

Post: #12

That's in Romania

Post: #13

(08-01-2012 10:42 AM)Tuthmosis Wrote:  

(07-31-2012 10:47 PM)Fisto Wrote:  

(07-31-2012 07:53 PM)Tuthmosis Wrote:  Old-school problems, meet old-school solutions.

Tuth, I'm curious to know how you can endorse this action when earlier this year you condemned that dad that shot his daughter's laptop.

Just wanting to know the thinking since it appears to be inconsistent.

Totally different situations. This guy was responding to battery with an equal amount of battery. This woman thought she could attack that man (even setting aside, for a second, that he's also a cop) without any repercussions.

That laptop bully was going absolutely hysterical on camera, simultaneously destroying what was surely one of that girl's most valuable possessions and humiliating her publicly. Not only that, he was deliberately using a graphic form of violence--guns--to further drill home his point. His was a matter of pride and bad parenting, this is a matter of checking a hysterical woman crossing the line. This cop was controlled and surgical.

If he'd punched her several times, knocked her to the floor, and kicked her, then they'd be comparable (at least in the sense of massive overreaction and lack of control).

You know the guy took the hard drive out before emptying a clip into it right? Also, it wasn't the first time she pulled that shit on facebook. Yeah, it may have been one of her most prized possessions, but who bought it? It was extreme and not something I would have done, but I still applaud him.

Personally I would have taken the computer apart and left the pieces scattered around her room. Want your computer back? Put it back together.

Post: #14

(08-01-2012 10:42 AM)Tuthmosis Wrote:  

(07-31-2012 10:47 PM)Fisto Wrote:  

(07-31-2012 07:53 PM)Tuthmosis Wrote:  Old-school problems, meet old-school solutions.

Tuth, I'm curious to know how you can endorse this action when earlier this year you condemned that dad that shot his daughter's laptop.

Just wanting to know the thinking since it appears to be inconsistent.

Totally different situations. This guy was responding to battery with an equal amount of battery. This woman thought she could attack that man (even setting aside, for a second, that he's also a cop) without any repercussions.

That laptop bully was going absolutely hysterical on camera, simultaneously destroying what was surely one of that girl's most valuable possessions and humiliating her publicly. Not only that, he was deliberately using a graphic form of violence--guns--to further drill home his point. His was a matter of pride and bad parenting, this is a matter of checking a hysterical woman crossing the line. This cop was controlled and surgical.

If he'd punched her several times, knocked her to the floor, and kicked her, then they'd be comparable (at least in the sense of massive overreaction and lack of control).

I don't know man....I agree that the laptop guy wasn't as composed as the cop, but he did do what was done to him (as you say the cop did to the woman). His daughter embarrassed her whole family online and he did basically the same thing. You don't strike me as someone who's familiarized with pistols but that isn't a "violent" way of destroying a laptop. Theatrical maybe. Plus it wasn't hers to begin with, her father bought it....

Anyway, in this case with the woman being slapped I agree with you. I just don't see the distinction between the two cases. Agree to disagree amigo.