Belfast bouncer

#himtoo

Seems pretty cut and dried. She assaulted someone, got chucked out, she and her mates went feral and the bouncers did what they had to defend themselves.

Why is it even up for debate?

The only criticism I'd have of the bouncers is that they should have closed the doors quicker. As soon as she started kicking out they should have just closed the doors and told her to fnck off. There's no reasoning with someone at that point.

EIREDriver wrote: »

Ozzy Man Reviews just released a video on it. My God I love that man.

Link? I need a giggle...

Sile Na Gig wrote: »

I find the number of people on here making straw man arguments about feminism and taking apparent glee in violence against women a little worrying.
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This has very little to do with feminism. Scumbags are scum, regardless of gender some people are just *****. But ironically the people on here who are calling this out as a failure of feminism are a symptom of the toxic culture that feminism opposes.

It's not a feminist issue, though the video itself does reveal that there are still some equality lines that people in general have difficulty resolving internally.
The dispute goes on far longer than it should have. If that had been 3 guys, the bouncers would have closed the doors as soon as the drunkards came back for a go.
The reaction from the bystanders when the first girl goes down is kind of telling - nobody knows what to do, and some are shocked that a bouncer might get physical with a woman.

But overall this incident and the subsequent videos are a win for feminism. The guy who gets slapped in the bar doesn't react. And the staff immediately hustle her out like they would do for any violent punter. 50 years ago he would have slapped her back and nobody would have blinked. 15 years ago the whole bar would have laughed when she slapped him.
Now, she gets treated equally. Win.

20 years ago that incident outside the bar would have turned into a mass brawl of white knights attacking the bouncers for daring to hit a woman, regardless of the fact that she's an utter scumbag. Now, everyone recognises you've got 3 drunk violent scumbags attacking the bouncers and everyone's aim is to try and calm them the fnck down. Win for equality.

So, yes it is worrying the amount of people trying to pretend that anyone thinks these women were wronged, and that somehow that's feminism in action.

Feminism by definition asks that women be treated equally. This video shows 3 women being treated equally.

Anyone who thinks they should have been treated differently, is the exact opposite of a feminist.

Will this been shown in secondary schools during lessens on alcohol abuse?
If not,why not?

seamus wrote: »

But overall this incident and the subsequent videos are a win for feminism. The guy who gets slapped in the bar doesn't react. And the staff immediately hustle her out like they would do for any violent punter. 50 years ago he would have slapped her back and nobody would have blinked. 15 years ago the whole bar would have laughed when she slapped him.

lol. What tare you on about? A win for feminism?

Feminists have gone out of their way in society over the past forty years to detract and sneer at any man that has tried to discuss the double standards that exist when it comes to female on male violence. They have protested domestic violence meetings, made death threats on Erin Pizzey, the woman who set up the first battered women's shelter in the UK (because she had the audacity to suggest women were also responsible for violence in the home) and more recently, have protested the Cassie Jaye documentary that also dealt with similar issues regarding double standards.

Feminism by definition asks that women be treated equally. This video shows 3 women being treated equally.

Feminists may ask for equality out of one side of their mouths, but out of the other they regularly ask for preferential treatment for women. Be that campaigning for women who make false rape allegations, or for women's prisons to be closed or attempting to make discrimination against men legal. Either way, time after time, feminists have made it abundantly clear that equality is the last thing on their mind.

citytillidie wrote: »

Was not in Belfast it is Kellys in Portrush and was like last month. There was also another video showing the woman trying to smash a glass over the bouncers before he defends himself

No it's not. It's Kelly's Cellars smack in the middle of Belfast.