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Message: [QUOTE="A Clockwork Orange, post: 1351569, member: 16"] I cannot believe anyone is defending this guy on this. I'm 36 years old, and did some stupid things in college when I was drunk. I mean, really, really drunk. I never once thought about hitting a woman. She hit him, and then for a half hour there was an arguement, then the piece of sh#t sucker punched her. Drunk or not, that shows an incredible lack of morals. To say she had it coming -- welp, I know which one of you guys (and your sons) I'd never want my daughter to date. His reactions wasn't an "in the moment" I just got hit, I need to strike back moment. That I [I]might[/I] be able to understand, I wouldn't agree with it, but I could understand it. It was determined after the whole thing was essentially over. Yes, I have had women get in my face in bars in drunken situations. Would it have felt good to hit them? Maybe, but I wasn't raised that way. As a man, outweighing a woman by 60, maybe 70 pounds, it's a weak, disgusting thing to do. Be a man, walk away. That's a bigger man, than cracking someone across the face. If someone was trying to break into my house, or my car, pushed me away when I tried to tell them they were in the wrong, drunk or not my reaction would probably be violent. They are trying to destroy my property or steal it, I'm not going to sit there and try and argue with them, I'm going to try and stop them. To say her reaction is what led to it is the most asinine sounding thing I have ever heard from anyone on this board. Now, were all of her decisions sound? I probably would have called the cops first if I were her, and that's where she went wrong. But I still would have confronted the dude, any of you would have. He was in the wrong in every category I can think of, yet she had it coming. :crazy: One game suspension? He needs to take the whole season off, and if he conducts himself as a human being and not a disgusting POS, maybe he gets back on the team. Maybe. He's not a kid, he's a young adult. He needs to be held responsible for his actions, and "being drunk" isn't an excuse, it's a crutch for poor behavior. [/QUOTE]

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