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Great video, saw it on youtube a while ago. clearly the guy is a very aggressive type who’s just asking for situations like this. it’s not that he lacked the smarts to keep his distance; he just likes to instigate things. Maybe he needs chaos and action to fuel his dreary life.
I wonder, does his girlfriend realize she was walked into this and then used as a shield to give him a good position for initiating his attack? Nah, not likely by the looks of them.
Thanks for this great example.
I think to describe them as ‘stupid’ which the title suggests is unfair. It’s not ok to blame this women for getting punched in the face. It’s only the blame of the person who attacked her. I understand that they could have gone to the other side of the road but this fight was cause but a drunken dick hitting another person out of nowhere in the street. Feels like victim blaming to say that the girl should have walked further away.
The man was in charge. He walked her into the situation. Look at my comment of June 12:
“I wonder, does his girlfriend realize she was walked into this and then used as a shield to give him a good position for initiating his attack? Nah, not likely by the looks of them.”
The woman is not being blamed for getting punched, she is blamed for being stupid – ie allowing herself to be punched. Big difference.
Second, she was not ‘walked’ anywhere. Adults make their own decisions. If you want to be treated as an adult, you also have to act that part.
The guy wanted to show the girl that he’s a badass and a protector, so he steered her towards danger to prove he is a man. Or maybe “love is blind” and they didn’t see the bozos.