It's not about respect. It's about self control. You seem to be saying that you prefer a world where the woman in this case has less of an obligation to control herself than the man does. This seems biased, and thereby sexist. Am I reading you wrong? Are you being reasonable? Or are you being political?
I would also dispute the notion that men by and large don't respect women. If what you say is true, and men are stronger, then pretty much every right women have is a result of men respecting them.
Desiring a world that's different from the one you're in is a sure fire way to cognitive dissonance. Ask any Buddhist. Better to see how things are and work within the framework of reality than to spend your time upset that things aren't some other way.
AutSider wrote:Few things are more despicable than somebody who starts a fight, but then asks for mercy and demands the one they are attacking to go easy on them... pathetic.
AutSider wrote:Few things are more despicable than somebody who starts a fight, but then asks for mercy and demands the one they are attacking to go easy on them... pathetic.
Self-defense
Self-defense is probably the most common defense used in assault and battery cases. In order to establish self-defense, an accused must generally show:
a threat of unlawful force or harm against them;
a real, honest perceived fear of harm to themselves (there must be a reasonable basis for this perceived fear);
no harm or provocation on their part; and
there was no reasonable chance of retreating or escaping the situation.
It is a common belief that if you injure someone during the course of defending yourself that you are safe from prosecution. In reality, this is not the case. There is a fine line between self defense and assault and knowing where that line is could safe you a large fine and some serious jail time.
This fine line is called excessive force. During the course of defending yourself you cannot use force greater than what it takes to stop the attack. Where this line is drawn depends greatly on what state you are in, the type of attack, the victim and the attacker. There are so many variables that it often becomes hard to define what is self defense and what is a counter attack.
A safe general guideline would be only do what it takes to stop the attacker and get away from them. If you are at a nightclub and someone hits you, it is safest to walk away from the incident as opposed to hitting the person back.
Mr Reasonable wrote:Words cut deeper than knives....says the person who's clearly never been stabbed with a knife.
WendyDarling wrote:Autsider/Mr.
That no mercy philosophy is a good vehicle (choo, choo!) for population control, the perpetrator of a physical attack has chosen their own death sentence in essence. I'm down with that. Once you cross the line into any kind of confrontational physical contact, the victim has the right, the obligation even, to put down, as in kill, the perpetrator by whatever means are available and the right to pursue this no mercy course of action until the perpetrator is dead.
What you want to do, Wendy, is pervert (invert) the natural hierarchy of things. You want to be able to physically assault those stronger than you, then when you begin losing the fight you want to have the option to cry "mercy" and demand the other party goes easy on you, and if they don't, then an even stronger party (military/police) would intervene on your behalf. On the other hand, those stronger than you should not be permitted to impose their authority over you and other weaklings. It would result in a weak society as it doesn't provide incentive for those who are strong to defend it, since they would be forced in a position of subordination to those who are weak.
AutSider wrote:Few things are more despicable than somebody who starts a fight, but then asks for mercy and demands the one they are attacking to go easy on them... pathetic.
I was addressing everybody who thinks that you can start a fight and then cry that the person you're attacking should go easy on you and have mercy when you begin to lose.
Men are still...still pining for their harem of childbearing slaves?![]()
You were born too late, those days are gone.
Pandora wrote:AutSider wrote:Few things are more despicable than somebody who starts a fight, but then asks for mercy and demands the one they are attacking to go easy on them... pathetic.
I was addressing everybody who thinks that you can start a fight and then cry that the person you're attacking should go easy on you and have mercy when you begin to lose.
That's actually ironic, because that's also something I'd imagine a radical Zionist jew would say when he advocates for the total annihilation of Germany.
AutSider wrote:About humanity evolving... http://www.ilovephilosophy.com/viewtopi ... 4&t=192780Men are still...still pining for their harem of childbearing slaves?![]()
You were born too late, those days are gone.
Slaves? You could equally so call men slaves because in the system I propose they would have more responsibilities than the "childbearing slaves" and would be the ones who would have to risk their lives to defend the system. Typical mentality, the man sets up a system that gives the woman no choice, then claims heroism. But that doesn't matter to you since you're a gynocentric feminist, right?
In the end, it's quite simple: Either you make your society more patriarchal, or you get conquered by a patriarchy.
http://www.dailystormer.com/austria-pre ... amophobia/
Advocating for feminism/liberalism in practice amounts to advocating for a foreign patriarchy to conquer you, so "those days" will always return.
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