Was I right or wrong?

Was I right or wrong?

  • right

    Votes: 14 25.9%
  • wrong

    Votes: 40 74.1%

  • Total voters
    54

nobody123

serial onanist
Feb 1, 2012
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You are unbelievable. You ask for an opinion and when people don't agree with your stupid actions you start an arguments with the posters.
I hope I don't meet idiots like you in real life.
You do. Every freaking day. Hell, there was probably one in line behind you at the coffee shop at lunch, quietly and impotently fantasizing about fighting the big guy three people ahead of you.
 

DB123

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Jul 15, 2013
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You do. Every freaking day. Hell, there was probably one in line behind you at the coffee shop at lunch, quietly and impotently fantasizing about fighting the big guy three people ahead of you.
Exactly.

 

Aardvark154

New member
Jan 19, 2006
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This morning at a McD's in a far away city, a customer was talking shit and bullying a girl working behind the counter. When he got his coffee (what he was harrassing her about) I slapped it out of his hand
He was being a boor, you on the other hand committed a crime.

Perhaps more effective would have been to have said 'yelling isn't going to get your coffee made any faster, if you show her some respect this will go more quickly' or 'she's doing the best job she can' (IF she was, I've seen some damn incompetent fast food workers in my day - it truly isn't that hard to follow the directions for making a latte or espresso).
 

wazup

Well-known member
Jun 12, 2010
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1: You should of said something while the verbal abuse was going on. Assuming it was verbal abuse and not some harmless back and forth from a regular.
2: If he hauled back and slugged you, well good. You escalated things to violence first instead of using your words like a big boy.
3: I am going to assume the story is complete bullshit. If you did it to someone smaller or weaker looking than you, you would have come across as a complete shit. If you did it to someone of equal or bigger stature and someone who is enough of an ass to get all aggro to someone behind the counter he would not have meekly walked away, he would have vented his anger issues at your with words, or to your face repeatedly with his fist.

I say 3. Another example of terb bullshit.

Who knows maybe some girl here will be real impressed, believe you and give you free sex. [insert laughter based meme here]


Oh and I see you are claiming this has happened twice. Yeah, cool story brah.

The only thing less believable than your story is you thinking you are in the right. Were you raised in a barn?
The only free sex I've been offered is by fuji, he offered to dress up and bottom for me, he was quite adamant about it, I politely declined.
 

doggystyle99

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May 23, 2010
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I don't consider myself a 'Titalian' type white knight, (where you jump to the defence of any woman regardless of circumstance) but I don't like any type of bullying, especially a female. This morning at a McD's in a far away city, a customer was talking shit and bullying a girl working behind the counter. When he got his coffee (what he was harrassing her about) I slapped it out of his hand and told him to get the fuck out of here, which he did.

I had another incident in Thailand where the guy was treating his woman very badly, he was quite drunk but I put the boots to him anyway. I believe there is always a place for violence or physical confrontation, often it's the only way to get a point across.

What do you think?
Simply doing nothing when people are treated badly is a reflection of someones character, while at the same time harassing someone else with the wrong action is just as big an issue as the former.
If I was in that line behind you when you had slapped his coffee out of his hand I would of had quite a few words for you to make you feel as small as the other idiot did (thinking you can get away with your wrong actions)
Slapping coffee out of someone's hand, or putting the boot to someone is harassment. Grow up and be a man, rather than repeating the same bad behaviour try having a word with people like a human being rather than reacting like an animal.
 
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rhuarc29

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Apr 15, 2009
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You should have attempted to defuse the situation. You're lucky the guy simply left. If you tried to defuse the situation instead and he escalated, then you'd be more justified in your actions. As it is, you just come off as trying to be self-righteous.

I was in a movie theater a couple years ago waiting to buy our tickets at a kiosk. The girl at the front of the line obviously didn't know what she was doing and was taking her sweet time. The guy behind her was obviously frustrated and asked her: "You almost done there? I don't got all day!" A guy with his girlfriend in the line next to us decided to be self-righteous (maybe because of who was on his arm) and told the girl to take all the time she needed. The offending guy flipped the fuck out and started cussing this white knight out like no one's business. White knight isn't going to take that in front of his girlfriend, so they start to scuffle. Ruined everyone's night. All this white knight had to do was to suggest to the guy that the proper course of action was to offer help, rather than demean the girl. Defuse. But, he needed to preen instead.
 

DB123

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Jul 15, 2013
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You don't actually believe that do you? All due respect, but that's such generic impractical advice and it makes no sense in a real situation. Angry guy gets just as angry if some sanctimonious prick behind him chirps at him about how "you know, not everyone knows exactly what they want to see it the process. Maybe we should all just be a little patient with her and act like positive role models for those around us".

If it were me, that would probably annoy me way more
 

mandrill

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Aug 23, 2001
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You were in the wrong and could have been charged with assault. Had you simply spoken to him about his attitude you may have been in the right. A well intentioned sentiment that was expressed in an immature, emotionally unstable, and unacceptable way.

This was not an instance that required or benefited from your aggressive, criminal behavior and I suspect you have anger management issues.
Holy shit! I actually agree w something Fuji has written.

But.. Well said, Fuji. Spot on.
 
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