My Creed

[Ron]

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I couldn't agree more ron ... Despicable behaviour.

[pacman]

Without a doubt you don't get any lower then that

[gill2009]

  It's a pity some men don't think like that 

[Ron]

Aug 16, 2016 11:03:27 GMT gill2009 said:

  It's a pity some men don't think like that 

gill2009 not only do I think like that I live by that

[tim]

Ever had a woman raise a hand to you Ron? Or use a knife? Or a hammer? Or a cricket bat? Or.......?

Thought not.

Don't think only men are sub-human.

[majorhazzard]

I once would have agreed with this but now I'm not sure. Why single out women? It just seems sexist. Is it ok to raise your hand to anyone.. Regardless of gender? Likewise..if someone raised their hand to me can I not defend myself even if they are a woman. Thirty years ago I think things were different. I've seen assaults by drunken "ladies" on a Friday night.. Should they turn the other cheek? Whilst the op is I'm sure meaning well with the sentiment it's not something that seems right on reflection to me.

[Tom]

Aug 16, 2016 20:52:17 GMT tim said:

Ever had a woman raise a hand to you Ron? Or use a knife? Or a hammer? Or a cricket bat? Or.......?

Thought not.

Don't think only men are sub-human.

I know you have had some tough times bud, I'm very sorry for that.

I was brought up on the same morals, 'NEVER hit a woman'.

I had a girlfriend who seemed to like to get physical (not in a good way).

I was kicked, punched and scratched on many occasions, mostly after booze was involved, oddly, the worst part is she seemed to try and goad me into hitting her?

I never did.

And I escaped quickly, although not as quick as I should have.

It did cause to me question that original morality on a number of occasions.

If a woman hits a man, is it okay to hit back? I still think not.

Is that sexist? I'm not sure.

I honestly don't think its really ever okay for another human to hit another human, regardless of sex. Although I'm aware it may sometimes be unavoidable...

No great insight here, some interesting thoughts perhaps.

[tim]

Aug 16, 2016 21:45:37 GMT Tom said:

Aug 16, 2016 20:52:17 GMT tim said:

Ever had a woman raise a hand to you Ron ? Or use a knife? Or a hammer? Or a cricket bat? Or.......?

Thought not.

Don't think only men are sub-human.

I know you have had some tough times bud, I'm very sorry for that.

I was brought up on the same morals, 'NEVER hit a woman'.

I had a girlfriend who seemed to like to get physical (not in a good way).

I was kicked, punched and scratched on many occasions, mostly after booze was involved, oddly, the worst part is she seemed to try and goad me into hitting her?

I never did.

And I escaped quickly, although not as quick as I should have.

It did cause to me question that original morality on a number of occasions.

If a woman hits a man, is it okay to hit back? I still think not.

Is that sexist? I'm not sure.

I honestly don't think its really ever okay for another human to hit another human, regardless of sex. Although I'm aware it may sometimes be unavoidable...

No great insight here, some interesting thoughts perhaps.

There is the truth. But alas, it happens. It is not a matter of sex, more a matter of defence.

[lobeydosser]

If you clobber her when she is lying down, does that still count as "raising your hand"?

[sydsut]

[decoy]

Aug 16, 2016 8:47:14 GMT Ron said:

agree with every word bar one
swap woman for lady
worked in pubs in my younger years and got stabbed in the back by a woman and I floored her(with a knife before you all start lol)
a LADY would not do such a thing

[buggritt]

Is a headbutt acceptable?

[lobeydosser]

Aug 17, 2016 6:12:57 GMT buggritt said:

Is a headbutt acceptable?

Yes!!!!

That is known as a Glasgow Kiss!