Man destroys feminist karate fighter! Equal rights, equal rights?

[SolitarySolace]

https://youtu.be/Rp5OjL7jhtU

Yes, I agree, equal rights equal rights

No! I disagree! This is wrong!

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[RavVid]

It just shouldn't happen.

There was a female who was undefeated against female opponents and it was built up that she could defeat men. There were clips of her punch being harder than that of men. It was fraudulent as she was placed closer to the machine measuring the punch. Anyway she got a fight with a reasonably rated male boxer.

It was quite sickening. She was knocked out very quickly. To me it looked like her neck had been broken. She was so badly hurt at least, her male trainer was crying over her as he cradled her head.

Shouldn't have happened.

Connor got into trouble for saying Serena was the best female tennis player of all time. He was vilified for not saying she was the best tennis player of all time. At an Australian open the Williams sister had boasted they could beat any man out of the top 200.

An exhibition match was arranged with man #203 with Serena and Venus taking alternate sets. They took one game off man #203. They then boasted they could beat any man outside of the top 300. Despite the pile on Connor, Serena said she certainly didn't want to play against men perhaps remembering that Australian Open. Feminist expressed great disappointment in her.

The Australian Women's Soccer team is rated 4 or 5th in the world and played against and an under 15 boys side. They were trounced.

In most sports an ignominious defeat doesn't matter - no body is going to die. But it does matter in martial arts. Not that that is going to stop this.

A women's Australian Football league was recently started. It's a physical game even leaving aside the on-field punch ups. Suggestions that the rules should be modified for the women's game were vigorously vilified and shouted down by feminists.

Of course the top woman player was killed in the first season. I saw a newspaper article recently expressing concern at the breast injuries occurring - don't know if there are any long term consequences but it seemed like that was a concern.

In martial arts there can be no expectation of anybody pulling their punches. If it is a match it is a match. If it is a male fighter versus a female both should be trying their utmost.

If a girl gets killed it won't the male fighter's fault but those feminists who maintain women are just as strong as men but the patriarchy just hasn't let them feel strong.

Unfortunately women will die for this.

[BoopBoopBeep]

I mean unless she got tricked into getting in the ring and she thought another female was going to be there... what's the problem? You get in the ring. You beat azz of you get your azz beat. That's the point. I'm not there to knit an afghan.

It's doing her a massive favor, too. She might have thought she was Jackie Chan/Bruce Lee and thought herself invincible on the street because she's never been hit full-force in the face before. The guy that's really set on f'ing her up is going to be hitting her full force.

[Nikki1989]

Go to YouTube and you can find just as many videos of women beating the shit out of men, so what's your point?

[BoopBoopBeep]

Maybe you could post some of the highlights? I didn't see any that looked like they were actually trying... men or women.

[BungusHighFivePizza]

I don't know anymore. I come from upbringing where I was taught that men should never hit women, and I look for every reason not to: same reason I try not to hit a child or someone in a wheelchair.

I don't even think it's sissy to run away from a girl trying to fly at me with jump kicks since what sort of honor am I protecting by hitting her back? What I am protecting here? My ego? I think ego is sometimes worthy to protect but how am I protecting my ego by beating some weakling woman to the floor? What sort of honor of mine is protected if I kick a midget and send him flying 20 feet back? Seems more damaged than protected.

How it is beneficial to me to checkmate a special ed retard in chess or outsprint an 80-year old man in the 100 meter dash?

[BungusHighFivePizza]

Way I see it is mostly honor-centric. I can say same for men. What honor do I gain if some little guy has beef with me while I stand a head taller than him as he wants to punch me in the chest?

Even from the most narcissistic standpoint of wanting to be top dog which I admittedly sometimes want, I am not gaining this by showing people I can beat up some drunk little guy who's out of control. I show it better by holding his head at a distance and calming him down. That's how I showcase my masculinity with this little guy is from refusing to fight because I realize he poses no threat to me. Same with women.

And of course if these people reach for weapons, I might be fucked. My instincts to try not to hurt them might get me killed. But this isn't such a common occurrence in my experience, and I think the good of trying not to hurt them outweights the risks of them resorting to more lethal means, especially since these little and weaker people usually only attack when they're really out of control. They aren't calculated people trying their best to kill you. They usually flail in ways so predictable and easy to block because they're angry little weaklings.

[Lliam]

I have no problem with equal rights for women. They can be as good as men in everything but brute strength.
I don't even care if women want to compete against men in athletics. They'll lose 99% of the time, but it's their choice to try. Some women might even beat some men. Billy Jean King was an example of a woman who successfully competed against a man. Did that emasculate all men? No.

What I have a problem with is "trans"women (men who claim to be women) competing against women. That's some weak-ass, dishonest shit.
And I have a problem with so-called "trans"women being celebrated as women in beauty contests, politics, and media. That is an insult to women.

[LiamJHayden]

Nope. Because of inherent biological differences, pitting equally trained males and females of approximately the same weight against each other in boxing / MMA is like pitting a heavyweight against a middleweight.

[Hispanic-Cool-Guy]

The video showing a man beating a woman? Abusive BS.

Equal rights means everyone is equal under the law and should be afforded equally opportunities, not a man beating a woman like a sissy he is.

[inhua]

like it or not this is what true equality is

[OddBeMe]

Cool! Video clips are fun!

https://www.youtube.com/embed/_Z0iJIdI1RY