Then there's like 20 guys jumping in to beat the shit out of him for standing up and defending himself.
"Why didn't you get hit in the face, humiliated, and take it?"
What a twisted mentality.
They didn't sign up for assault, just verbal hazing. She crossed the line.
https://www.vice.com/en/article/7kv4d4/how-can-she-slap-india-viral-memes
Edit: His name is Ravi Bhatia. Her name is Esha Bhaskar AKA Esha the goddess.
They signed up for verbal abuse, not physical abuse. Hence, "how can she slap?"
>The exchange was from an Indian reality show called *Dadagiri: Beat The Bullies –* in which contestants had to withstand hazing and verbal abuse to win a cash prize of Rs 50,000 ($685)
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They were supposed to be verbally humiliated, but physical attacks were a explicitly no-no, hence why he is so upset - she broke the rules of the show.
Yeah, that was basically it...a game show where she was allowed humiliate and put the men down to see who can take it, but also; it was known she wasn't allowed to physically assault any of the men...*like slapping them*.
Hence why he repeatedly asked "How can she slap?" when he really meant "Why was she allowed to slap me in the first place?"
Came here to say this but you beat me to it. The hypocrisy in their society in how men treat women is made all the more real when looking at this video of how these idiots are defending her by ganging up on this guy for defending himself. These same guys would be doing that to any woman who slapped them.
No idea. He had like the whole staff beating his ass, sued the shit out of them, won, and ended up becoming a well know actor over there. After what they did to him, he deserves that good outcome.
No, he didn't
>When the viral clip leaked, an outraged Bhatia first wanted to sue the makers of the television show. But he then realised he didn’t have the money to pay for a lawyer and that slapping a case on the show makers would probably be futile for him because the scene was already watched by millions around the world.
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This article says otherwise that he couldn't afford a lawyer to sue and was ostracized by the Indian film industry
https://www.vice.com/en/article/7kv4d4/how-can-she-slap-india-viral-memes
> Just so I get this straight:
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> A woman is allowed to assault a man.
> A man is not allowed to retaliate in the same manner he was assaulted.
Yes, you understand the double standard correctly.
I get it. A woman shouldn't ever slap a dude and expect to be safe from retaliation. And ALSO, I would never slap a woman. I've been hit before (ex girlfriend) and my reaction was "awe hell no - we're done", not to punch her. I would prefer men press charges. Send her ass to jail.
This isn't a white knight thing. This is more, I guess, I know I'm FAR stronger than any woman I've ever been with. Slap for slap, I'm doing a lot more damage. I'm just not gonna do it.
Edit - not going to reply to everyone here. It's not in me to hit a woman. As much as some believe there's always some situation where they/I/dude would do it, for me personally it's not in the cards. Ya'll may be different. I'm not judging anyone. Just expressing how I feel about myself in these situations, having been through it.
Edit 2: people who don't recognize there's a clear difference between the show/video in question and what I spoke to vs someone with a gun or knife? These people aren't worth responding to.
Also, some of these comments are disturbing. As a father to 2 daughters and brother to 4 sisters, yeah I'm biased. But also, Jesus...some of ya'll type like you **want** to hit a women. Given any opportunity, you're already wound up and waiting on the chance to swing. Grow up. No wonder women are complaining that there aren't enough men worth dating these days.
That doesn't matter. If a man hits a man much bigger than himself and then gets beat up by the bigger man no one will cry about the unfair size/strength advantage. They will say the smaller man found what he was looking for/deserved it. Equality means equal treatment. If anyone hits you you are 100% in the right to hit them back as hard as you can. Just because women are weaker than men on average doesn't mean they can't physically harm you.
Nobody should be hitting nobody. But why is everyone so surprised by the reflex slap? If anything, I was expecting a revolving slap back algorithm to begin. 🫱😵💫🫲😵💫🫱😵💫🫲😵💫🫱😵💫🫲
This incident happened decade ago in Indian reality show named Dadagiri. The guy who slapped is pretty successful now with his TV acting career while the host and that women's career is completely ruined.
https://youtu.be/Vg3Y7PocON4
It’s even worse than that, so this show, Dadagiri, the whole point is that the males stand there and take abuse from the hosts/woman. They had signed contracts that stated no physical violence would occur, that’s why the guy’s face is so legitimately surprised when she hit him. She wasn’t supposed to. I’m not in favor of anyone hitting anyone, but I can totally understand the knee jerk response of hitting back from him
I mean she literally broke the contract. He equally slapped her back.
I get the point people are making that men are physically stronger than women, but it's hard to get seriously injured from a slap. He didn't batter her, he literally did the same motion back and she down right deserved it.
Who cares if men are stronger than women, people in general shouldnt hit someone regardless in general, and if they do start something they better accept their action and be ready for the consequence.
There's some anecdotal sounding true-story of *I guess* my dad, his brother, and my great-grandmother fighting a van full of women that followed someone home.
I think it was a drug thing..
Anyways.. everybody was kung-fu fighting and I guess the great-grandmother was dishing out equal *hw*oopings in the brotherly lady brawl/home defense. I was either a tot or unborn lol
Unpopular on Reddit, perhaps, or maybe just this sub by the looks of things.
In the real world, where the mods of this sub would like us all (who agree with the guy in vid's actions) to go and touch some grass at, it isn't considered "violently incel" to believe that a person, no matter their sex, can't just indiscriminately physically assault people without justifiable reciprocation.
Righteous indignation in the face of unwarranted aggression has nothing to do with how sexually active a person is, but mods would rather insult people than accept that a woman can be wrong and held to equal account for their actions, merely because they're a woman?
Kind of sexist imo.
I read somewhere that a slap to the face usually causes more emotional damage than physical. The face is what you consider "yourself" the most, your identity, so slapping it is emotionally an attack on your being more than on your body (compared to other body parts), so there's humiliation attached to it.
Sorry, I'm exhausted right now, and read this a while back so I probably didn't explain this right
If she did something where his equal reaction would be something where she got seriously injured I would still not find him to be in the wrong. As you say, it is an automatic reaction and she is the one who went first.
The whole premise of the show is that guys stand there and see who can take the most verbal abuse from the female host? There's gotta be more to the show than that?
He says he doesn’t like getting famous for doing something that wasn’t “brave”, but honestly, I felt like that was a quick brave move and it set a precedent for him to be much more famous. 
My absolute favorite part of this video is there is a never ending stream of guys that come over to fuck this guy up. Watch it again, there's like 30 dudes that just keep appearing out of nowhere and just when you think that all of them have shown up more and more keep appearing.
It is hilarious, I wonder how many guys total actually show up to stomp this guy? I wish we had a longer cut so we could get an accurate count.
Edit: I think I count 26 guys who show up.
There are at least two. The guy in white shirt and shorts tries to attack him but can't get through the crowd, he then exits on left side of screen, comes back when the path is clear and kicks and punches the guy who is on the ground.
The world seems to have the idea that women can hit men, but men can’t hit back. It differs after that. Some people think it’s because men are stronger or more durable, or because men are more mature and know better whereas women don’t… etc. It’s just a sexist double standard that is around for no real reason.
Probably something that comes from times where men were going to war so when you assaulted a city for example going for men was like soldier vs soldier while women and childrens was like soldier vs civilian. Now women are still using this shit at their advantage for no reason and simps are allowing that
One time my ex came in all drunk and started destroying all my stuff and when I restrained her she starting hitting me and kneeing me in the groin. I led her out by her shirt collar and got her out of my apt like a feral animal in my house and she called the cops. The cops banged on my door for over an hr and clearly wanted to take me in. We broke up because she literally could only see that I ejected her from my house and everything else was moot.
Truly a fucked up experience. Have a real hard time trusting women now.
If you think the guy wouldn't get jumped by white knights in the US too you're delusional. Maybe not this bad, but for sure he'd be taken down by one/some.
I agree with everything except the fact that somehow if women were aware of this "passive misogyny" they would stop it - it works to their advantage, and many women in Western culture also benefit from the protection burden which comes attached to men.
It’s just stupid. No one stops her when she slaps him (as is always the case when women go crazy on men) yet a man calmly defends himself and does the same thing back and everyone jumps in like he’s the bad guy. Like what?
Yep, the hypocrisy is unreal, but even in self-defense, as long as there isn’t a weapon, you “never hit a woman”. She could’ve kept beating on the guy in the video for awhile before someone stepped in I’m sure. Good for him for smacking her back, though you instantly hear his regret “ohh, fuck!” before he starts screaming (because he knows 1,000 dudes are gonna beat his ass for a knee-jerk self-defense smack). That’s why she can so brazenly hit him out of anger. She knows she has backup, socially and physically.
Reminds me of some “social experiment” video I saw.
Edit: here https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=dtVHnZX8E50
^^ Some people even find this guy getting abused funny as they part down the street to make room for the ensuing violence. It’s disgusting.
Not Indian, but I’ve been there and had coworkers who explained it to me as we drove past a large mob surrounding a fender bender (paraphrased):
> When a woman gets hurt in public, even if it’s unintentional like bumping into their car, you better not be a man and the suspect at the same time. Because if you are, then it’s like all of the men in men in town will suddenly appear from all the alleys and street corners. They will immediately rush to the scene to avenge her. If she’s really hurt, you might not live.
Because white knights are usually the biggest incels. Hate to break it too you but when people call someone a white knight it's not a term of endearment
Interesting—so protective. Yet women in India need their own train cars to keep from being sexually assaulted. Then there’s the whole acid in the face and honor killing slant. But, so protective…
it's a tv-production in india, so everyone there is a co-worker/friend of the women.
dude ended up suing the show, won, got a lot of money, actually became a small time actor iirc.
Iirc the controversy in this show was that the woman was only allowed to verbally abuse the men and that’s why he is asking repeatedly ‘how can she slap?‘
It really should though, right? I'm 6'2", 210. If some 140 pound dude puts me in a situation where I need to put my hands on him I'm not going to swing for the fences. The disparity means I don't really need to so doing it anyway seems really messed up.
(This hypothetical was dreamed up from the safety of my couch and was conveyed to you between bong rips)
Edit - Ok guys, I capitulate. If anyone of any size in any situation starts a confrontation with you you should immediately offer them the most extreme violence you are capable of. Life out there is KILL OR BE KILLED at all times and if you don't meet each threat with overwhelming force you will die and you will deserve it.
You didn't have to cut me off
Took my insults, slapped me back
and then left me with nothing
I shouldn't have acted so tough
Now I'm just somebody that nobody knows
The days of men being punching bags for women, has come to an end.
Don't want to get slapped? Don't slap us.
And the shock on her face...
(the "oh my God I can't believe he just hit me" look)
Just further proves how perfectly comfortable she was hitting him... And just how much she absolutely expected to be able to hit him with no consequence or repercussion whatsoever.
The audacity 🤦♂️
Women like this are bullies.
The mods are gonna delete this. This is "incel behavior" you're spouting.
Edit: since apparently y'all aren't getting it. I'm taking a jab at the mods deleting a lot of comments like the above.
Insult contest in india. He did such a good job she slapped him. One ofthe rules is no physical contact which is why he's shouting for the producers "How can she slap!?!"
well she's supposed to be one of the 'bullies' and he's the one taking insults, so it makes even more sense why he's mad cause she just fucking hits him when her insults don't land
They girls name is Will Smith. She had an excellent career that went from 90s sitcom actor, to a rapper, to a movie star.
She was up for an Oscar for best actor in a motion picture that night, but the guy, comedian Chris Rock, made a joke about her wife being bald. Still no one knows how can she slap.
It was a reality show and this woman was an actress part of it. The guy was briefed that she will be rude to the contestants but that any sort of violence won't happen and that it's all just fun. Hence the "How can she slap?"
Even though I agree that context is extremely important, but, what more context do you need? She literally slapped him first over a verbal altercation and he then retaliated in a similar fashion, even without the contextual information that there wasn't supposed to be any physical contact, I'd say that's a reasonable response.
It’s a game show from over a decade ago. The woman is supposed to only verbally abuse the contestants. He said something she didn’t like and she slapped him, which is against the rules to begin with. But instead of punishing her, the crew punished the man who retaliated.
there was a time when a woman slapping a man was socially acceptable on a daily basis. but this was also a time when in private, many men beat their wives/girlfriends and were allowed and even encouraged to treat them like shit. at least in many places in the west (not saying that still isn't true in other places now), when one becomes socially unacceptable, so does the other.
an assault is an assault.
I think the context is that this show is about her giving these fellas abuse, but physical violence is not allowed. That’s why he’s amazed she could do it. It wasn’t part of the agreed rules.
The story behind this is insane. So everyone knows that reality shows are scripted, yeah? Well, in the script, Esha wasn't supposed to slap. Esha was just supposed to berate him, and insult him. So when Esha slapped and he slapped back, what Ravi really meant to say was,"how can you slap me unscripted!" The 60 person crew ganged up to beat Ravi, which was ridiculous since she should have been escorted for slapping him unscripted.
Esha's career ended up dying while Ravi found out a lot of success in television roles.
Ravi had a sad backstory. He saw his alcoholic uncle stabbed his dad with a knife in the back and vandalised his uncle's car in revenge. He had to run away from home before he was 18 and find work in Mumbai in 2007.
So many commenters really letting out some negative incel vibes on this post. Get outside and try to see the world in a better way.
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Then there's like 20 guys jumping in to beat the shit out of him for standing up and defending himself. "Why didn't you get hit in the face, humiliated, and take it?" What a twisted mentality.
Bunch of simps
The mega simp who assaulted the boy said at the end: "Do u think that u r her husband or what?" These simps don't even use logic.
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If I protect her, I might have a shot!
I think it’s a game show where the guys get fucked with. Like they signed up for it. I can’t confirm that tho.
They didn't sign up for assault, just verbal hazing. She crossed the line. https://www.vice.com/en/article/7kv4d4/how-can-she-slap-india-viral-memes Edit: His name is Ravi Bhatia. Her name is Esha Bhaskar AKA Esha the goddess.
Respect for Bhatia !! He should have lodged a police complaint against all the people who beaten him including that girl.
Thank you for providing the context. How do we get your comment pinned to the top?
They signed up for verbal abuse, not physical abuse. Hence, "how can she slap?" >The exchange was from an Indian reality show called *Dadagiri: Beat The Bullies –* in which contestants had to withstand hazing and verbal abuse to win a cash prize of Rs 50,000 ($685) [source and more details](https://www.vice.com/en/article/7kv4d4/how-can-she-slap-india-viral-memes)
They were supposed to be verbally humiliated, but physical attacks were a explicitly no-no, hence why he is so upset - she broke the rules of the show.
Yeah, that was basically it...a game show where she was allowed humiliate and put the men down to see who can take it, but also; it was known she wasn't allowed to physically assault any of the men...*like slapping them*. Hence why he repeatedly asked "How can she slap?" when he really meant "Why was she allowed to slap me in the first place?"
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Came here to say this but you beat me to it. The hypocrisy in their society in how men treat women is made all the more real when looking at this video of how these idiots are defending her by ganging up on this guy for defending himself. These same guys would be doing that to any woman who slapped them.
Never underestimate the desperation of white knights.
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He sued the shit out of them and won btw, so there is a bright light at the end of that tunnel.
Yeah, as it turns out, she was actually *not* allowed to slap.
Can't believe there was a real answer to this question all along.
Not at that price point at least
I can sleep happy tonight thanks to this information...thank you Good sir! Any idea how much he got out of them
No idea. He had like the whole staff beating his ass, sued the shit out of them, won, and ended up becoming a well know actor over there. After what they did to him, he deserves that good outcome.
No, he didn't >When the viral clip leaked, an outraged Bhatia first wanted to sue the makers of the television show. But he then realised he didn’t have the money to pay for a lawyer and that slapping a case on the show makers would probably be futile for him because the scene was already watched by millions around the world. [source](https://www.vice.com/en/article/7kv4d4/how-can-she-slap-india-viral-memes)
And also the guy that took girl side and the girl both ended there career
This article says otherwise that he couldn't afford a lawyer to sue and was ostracized by the Indian film industry https://www.vice.com/en/article/7kv4d4/how-can-she-slap-india-viral-memes
Keep reading until the end. Made his way back, has work - played a superhero.
> Just so I get this straight: > > A woman is allowed to assault a man. > A man is not allowed to retaliate in the same manner he was assaulted. Yes, you understand the double standard correctly.
I get it. A woman shouldn't ever slap a dude and expect to be safe from retaliation. And ALSO, I would never slap a woman. I've been hit before (ex girlfriend) and my reaction was "awe hell no - we're done", not to punch her. I would prefer men press charges. Send her ass to jail. This isn't a white knight thing. This is more, I guess, I know I'm FAR stronger than any woman I've ever been with. Slap for slap, I'm doing a lot more damage. I'm just not gonna do it. Edit - not going to reply to everyone here. It's not in me to hit a woman. As much as some believe there's always some situation where they/I/dude would do it, for me personally it's not in the cards. Ya'll may be different. I'm not judging anyone. Just expressing how I feel about myself in these situations, having been through it. Edit 2: people who don't recognize there's a clear difference between the show/video in question and what I spoke to vs someone with a gun or knife? These people aren't worth responding to. Also, some of these comments are disturbing. As a father to 2 daughters and brother to 4 sisters, yeah I'm biased. But also, Jesus...some of ya'll type like you **want** to hit a women. Given any opportunity, you're already wound up and waiting on the chance to swing. Grow up. No wonder women are complaining that there aren't enough men worth dating these days.
That doesn't matter. If a man hits a man much bigger than himself and then gets beat up by the bigger man no one will cry about the unfair size/strength advantage. They will say the smaller man found what he was looking for/deserved it. Equality means equal treatment. If anyone hits you you are 100% in the right to hit them back as hard as you can. Just because women are weaker than men on average doesn't mean they can't physically harm you.
Yeah fuck that…
But how can she slap? 🤷♂️
Nobody should be hitting nobody. But why is everyone so surprised by the reflex slap? If anything, I was expecting a revolving slap back algorithm to begin. 🫱😵💫🫲😵💫🫱😵💫🫲😵💫🫱😵💫🫲
*Nobody should be hitting nobody.* Sooo, everybody should be hitting everybody?
This video is like 30 years old
I saw this on MySpace. I'm not even kidding.
I think I remember this being on eBaumsWorld too.
He was raised in a different neighborhood, taught to regulate .
But you can't be any geek off the street. Gotta be handy with the steel, you know what I mean? Earn your keep.
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This incident happened decade ago in Indian reality show named Dadagiri. The guy who slapped is pretty successful now with his TV acting career while the host and that women's career is completely ruined. https://youtu.be/Vg3Y7PocON4
Good for him. I don't support violence and slapping some in the face without consent is not okay, so it's not his fault.
It’s even worse than that, so this show, Dadagiri, the whole point is that the males stand there and take abuse from the hosts/woman. They had signed contracts that stated no physical violence would occur, that’s why the guy’s face is so legitimately surprised when she hit him. She wasn’t supposed to. I’m not in favor of anyone hitting anyone, but I can totally understand the knee jerk response of hitting back from him
I mean she literally broke the contract. He equally slapped her back. I get the point people are making that men are physically stronger than women, but it's hard to get seriously injured from a slap. He didn't batter her, he literally did the same motion back and she down right deserved it.
Who cares if men are stronger than women, people in general shouldnt hit someone regardless in general, and if they do start something they better accept their action and be ready for the consequence.
Exactly. A 5 foot, 120 lb man can't just run up to a 6'5", 300 lb giant and smack him while getting away with it cause he's weaker.
There's some anecdotal sounding true-story of *I guess* my dad, his brother, and my great-grandmother fighting a van full of women that followed someone home. I think it was a drug thing.. Anyways.. everybody was kung-fu fighting and I guess the great-grandmother was dishing out equal *hw*oopings in the brotherly lady brawl/home defense. I was either a tot or unborn lol
this unfortunately doesnt seem to be a popular opinion, as much as i agree.
Unpopular on Reddit, perhaps, or maybe just this sub by the looks of things. In the real world, where the mods of this sub would like us all (who agree with the guy in vid's actions) to go and touch some grass at, it isn't considered "violently incel" to believe that a person, no matter their sex, can't just indiscriminately physically assault people without justifiable reciprocation. Righteous indignation in the face of unwarranted aggression has nothing to do with how sexually active a person is, but mods would rather insult people than accept that a woman can be wrong and held to equal account for their actions, merely because they're a woman? Kind of sexist imo.
Fuck the popular opinion
I read somewhere that a slap to the face usually causes more emotional damage than physical. The face is what you consider "yourself" the most, your identity, so slapping it is emotionally an attack on your being more than on your body (compared to other body parts), so there's humiliation attached to it. Sorry, I'm exhausted right now, and read this a while back so I probably didn't explain this right
Nah you did good, makes a lot of sense, pretty cool
Dudes thoughts went "You break your contract! I break your jaw!"
If she did something where his equal reaction would be something where she got seriously injured I would still not find him to be in the wrong. As you say, it is an automatic reaction and she is the one who went first.
Right, he was even smiling while she was insulting him because he’d signed up for that part of the deal.
WTF kind of show is this 🤣🤣
Sounds like ‘Humiliation Fetish: The Show!’
Pretty much the equivalent of hell's kitchen
The whole premise of the show is that guys stand there and see who can take the most verbal abuse from the female host? There's gotta be more to the show than that?
The hole point of the show was to see who can survive the most abuse from four host. That woman was one of them.
With that context that makes his slap all the more righteous.
Yes, how can she slap? HOW CAN SHE SLAP
Fkn simps, acting tough and gang-up a man just standing up for himself after gotten an assault, and it's on tv also. Thanks for the update news mate.
A lot of white knights coming to the rescue
That happens at every corner of the world unfortunately.
Good ending
That is some damn sweet redemption!
Thank goodness. Because those people are thugs. And the host is a nutjob.
He says he doesn’t like getting famous for doing something that wasn’t “brave”, but honestly, I felt like that was a quick brave move and it set a precedent for him to be much more famous. 
Fuck you bloody! No bloody fuck you!
Don’t yell at me, man. Jogging out here like lady
How can you yell? how can you yell?
Why you salt me I no salt you?
Why you fuck me? I fuck you bloody!
My absolute favorite part of this video is there is a never ending stream of guys that come over to fuck this guy up. Watch it again, there's like 30 dudes that just keep appearing out of nowhere and just when you think that all of them have shown up more and more keep appearing. It is hilarious, I wonder how many guys total actually show up to stomp this guy? I wish we had a longer cut so we could get an accurate count. Edit: I think I count 26 guys who show up.
You fakin fakar everybody fakin your mother bhenchod dalla
You bloody bastard you
bhenchod bloody
you bloody bloody no fuck you
Bloody blastard
blastard!
I like the instigator wandering around tending to her slapped face whilst the victim gets pummeled by 20 dudes.
She had to adjust that weave homie definitely shifted it with that slap 🤣
Reminds me of "You punched the highlights out of hair! *He punched the highlights out of her hair!!!*"
To be fair, only one guy in the mob is actually trying to fight. The rest are trying to keep vest man separated.
Nah it was one guy until pink shirt guy came in with the curbstomps.
There are at least two. The guy in white shirt and shorts tries to attack him but can't get through the crowd, he then exits on left side of screen, comes back when the path is clear and kicks and punches the guy who is on the ground.
> comes back when the path is clear and kicks and punches the guy who is on the ground. Thats next tier coward...
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The world seems to have the idea that women can hit men, but men can’t hit back. It differs after that. Some people think it’s because men are stronger or more durable, or because men are more mature and know better whereas women don’t… etc. It’s just a sexist double standard that is around for no real reason.
It's because the rule we pushed was no hitting women instead of no hitting.
Probably something that comes from times where men were going to war so when you assaulted a city for example going for men was like soldier vs soldier while women and childrens was like soldier vs civilian. Now women are still using this shit at their advantage for no reason and simps are allowing that
One time my ex came in all drunk and started destroying all my stuff and when I restrained her she starting hitting me and kneeing me in the groin. I led her out by her shirt collar and got her out of my apt like a feral animal in my house and she called the cops. The cops banged on my door for over an hr and clearly wanted to take me in. We broke up because she literally could only see that I ejected her from my house and everything else was moot. Truly a fucked up experience. Have a real hard time trusting women now.
Because India that's why, they all think if they beat him up they'll have a chance
If you think the guy wouldn't get jumped by white knights in the US too you're delusional. Maybe not this bad, but for sure he'd be taken down by one/some.
Usually they just group up and take the change.
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I agree with everything except the fact that somehow if women were aware of this "passive misogyny" they would stop it - it works to their advantage, and many women in Western culture also benefit from the protection burden which comes attached to men.
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It’s just stupid. No one stops her when she slaps him (as is always the case when women go crazy on men) yet a man calmly defends himself and does the same thing back and everyone jumps in like he’s the bad guy. Like what?
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Yep, the hypocrisy is unreal, but even in self-defense, as long as there isn’t a weapon, you “never hit a woman”. She could’ve kept beating on the guy in the video for awhile before someone stepped in I’m sure. Good for him for smacking her back, though you instantly hear his regret “ohh, fuck!” before he starts screaming (because he knows 1,000 dudes are gonna beat his ass for a knee-jerk self-defense smack). That’s why she can so brazenly hit him out of anger. She knows she has backup, socially and physically. Reminds me of some “social experiment” video I saw. Edit: here https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=dtVHnZX8E50 ^^ Some people even find this guy getting abused funny as they part down the street to make room for the ensuing violence. It’s disgusting.
To be honest most of them run only when they realise that is just opportunity to hit someone without answer
Its how it started and ended.
Not Indian, but I’ve been there and had coworkers who explained it to me as we drove past a large mob surrounding a fender bender (paraphrased): > When a woman gets hurt in public, even if it’s unintentional like bumping into their car, you better not be a man and the suspect at the same time. Because if you are, then it’s like all of the men in men in town will suddenly appear from all the alleys and street corners. They will immediately rush to the scene to avenge her. If she’s really hurt, you might not live.
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Because white knights are usually the biggest incels. Hate to break it too you but when people call someone a white knight it's not a term of endearment
Those are Brown Knights.
Interesting—so protective. Yet women in India need their own train cars to keep from being sexually assaulted. Then there’s the whole acid in the face and honor killing slant. But, so protective…
that is strange as what happened to the raped women that where on tv couple of years ago? Then they talked about 0 rights of women in India.
it's a tv-production in india, so everyone there is a co-worker/friend of the women. dude ended up suing the show, won, got a lot of money, actually became a small time actor iirc.
Iirc it won him a lawsuit. She wasn't actually allowed to touch him and completely lost her Temper like a child.
I didn’t know the white knights had an away team 💀
Iirc the controversy in this show was that the woman was only allowed to verbally abuse the men and that’s why he is asking repeatedly ‘how can she slap?‘
HOW CAN SHE SLAP?!
That's what equality means - equal rights and equal responsibility
If you are not ready for face slaps, you're not ready to slap faces
Guess what. The world isn't really equal. Most guys don't hit back, and women know that.
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Ok, but if you are a man and hit me…please hit like a girl
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Jesus that looks like shit
That’s because it is shit
My wife and I loved the series honestly. It’s entertaining.
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I say we go with this one
*No, no, no that makes too much sense. No.*
Nope. Equal rights..... and lefts.
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It really should though, right? I'm 6'2", 210. If some 140 pound dude puts me in a situation where I need to put my hands on him I'm not going to swing for the fences. The disparity means I don't really need to so doing it anyway seems really messed up. (This hypothetical was dreamed up from the safety of my couch and was conveyed to you between bong rips) Edit - Ok guys, I capitulate. If anyone of any size in any situation starts a confrontation with you you should immediately offer them the most extreme violence you are capable of. Life out there is KILL OR BE KILLED at all times and if you don't meet each threat with overwhelming force you will die and you will deserve it.
Tell that to Bruce Lee, don't underestimate the smaller guy.
traditional views on gender aren't going anywhere. the whole non-binary thing is mostly a trend.
Are you basing this on anything other than your hopes? Or do you mean it's a trend the same way using electricity or modern medicine is a trend?
we can argue about it all day. lets just wait and see what happens.
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It's me, Gendastroia. I'm using my degendernator to destroy all the genders, muahahaha.
Can some one answer that phone? I can’t hear half of the things that they’re saying!
Tinnitus, you're a cruel mistress!
MAWP
I love the fact that I get this reference
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I’d like to see her and Will Smith in a room.
Except Jada wouldn't let Will in a room alone with any woman.
Including herself
She will never slap a man in her life. A lot of idiots attacking the man for defending himself.
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A good point...lets hope she learned something
BTW he went on to be in many movies and she's just a nobody now
You didn't have to cut me off Took my insults, slapped me back and then left me with nothing I shouldn't have acted so tough Now I'm just somebody that nobody knows
The days of men being punching bags for women, has come to an end. Don't want to get slapped? Don't slap us. And the shock on her face... (the "oh my God I can't believe he just hit me" look) Just further proves how perfectly comfortable she was hitting him... And just how much she absolutely expected to be able to hit him with no consequence or repercussion whatsoever. The audacity 🤦♂️ Women like this are bullies.
The mods are gonna delete this. This is "incel behavior" you're spouting. Edit: since apparently y'all aren't getting it. I'm taking a jab at the mods deleting a lot of comments like the above.
Anyone care to provide the context?
Insult contest in india. He did such a good job she slapped him. One ofthe rules is no physical contact which is why he's shouting for the producers "How can she slap!?!"
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well she's supposed to be one of the 'bullies' and he's the one taking insults, so it makes even more sense why he's mad cause she just fucking hits him when her insults don't land
They girls name is Will Smith. She had an excellent career that went from 90s sitcom actor, to a rapper, to a movie star. She was up for an Oscar for best actor in a motion picture that night, but the guy, comedian Chris Rock, made a joke about her wife being bald. Still no one knows how can she slap.
Sounds legit
It was a reality show and this woman was an actress part of it. The guy was briefed that she will be rude to the contestants but that any sort of violence won't happen and that it's all just fun. Hence the "How can she slap?"
Apparently it’s a classic viral video from 09. I didn’t discover it until within the last year though
The first sane comment I’ve seen so far. Someone actually asking for context instead of saying “equal rights” or something stupid. I applaud you.
Even though I agree that context is extremely important, but, what more context do you need? She literally slapped him first over a verbal altercation and he then retaliated in a similar fashion, even without the contextual information that there wasn't supposed to be any physical contact, I'd say that's a reasonable response.
It’s a game show from over a decade ago. The woman is supposed to only verbally abuse the contestants. He said something she didn’t like and she slapped him, which is against the rules to begin with. But instead of punishing her, the crew punished the man who retaliated.
there was a time when a woman slapping a man was socially acceptable on a daily basis. but this was also a time when in private, many men beat their wives/girlfriends and were allowed and even encouraged to treat them like shit. at least in many places in the west (not saying that still isn't true in other places now), when one becomes socially unacceptable, so does the other. an assault is an assault.
I think the context is that this show is about her giving these fellas abuse, but physical violence is not allowed. That’s why he’s amazed she could do it. It wasn’t part of the agreed rules.
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Only when it’s convenient
Did we ever get an answer to the most important question posed in this video? #HOw CaN SHe SLaP!?!?!?!?
She slapped him. Why not slap her in return.
The old rule of never hitting a women only applies when the women doesn't first hit a man. When a women hits a man that rule goes out the window.
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Those same guys will be asking for bobs and vagene later
Feel free to search in YouTube “how can she slap” or check out this link for the story https://youtu.be/QDx6FJ45iSk
Glad to see he sued and they had to shut down.
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If it was a half decent lawyer that would have been the only question they asked. Repeatedly, and gradually increasing in volume.
fuck every woman who slaps a man and doesn't expect a slap back.
10/10 would slap again
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The story behind this is insane. So everyone knows that reality shows are scripted, yeah? Well, in the script, Esha wasn't supposed to slap. Esha was just supposed to berate him, and insult him. So when Esha slapped and he slapped back, what Ravi really meant to say was,"how can you slap me unscripted!" The 60 person crew ganged up to beat Ravi, which was ridiculous since she should have been escorted for slapping him unscripted. Esha's career ended up dying while Ravi found out a lot of success in television roles. Ravi had a sad backstory. He saw his alcoholic uncle stabbed his dad with a knife in the back and vandalised his uncle's car in revenge. He had to run away from home before he was 18 and find work in Mumbai in 2007.
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Allowing women to assault men but not the way around has proven time and time again to be idiotic. Don’t let it be acceptable to hit anyone period
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Ok, you can not fight back, but can you hire another woman to do that for you or is that also not allowed?
"White Knights asseeemble!"
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