@imbarbu@isaacrrr7 Who knows—maybe you're just an abuser pretending to be a "good guy." You don't know me, and I don't know you, so don't go acting like a "saint."
@imbarbu@isaacrrr7 No, I'm not trying to do that—I'm trying to show that you shouldn't judge others either, and that the phrase "I would never do that to my wife" is just bullshit. That's what any abuser tells the police during their first interrogation about killing his wife for cheating on him.
@imbarbu@isaacrrr7 It's unreasonable and illogical, but people do it, and you're not immune to it. Let me ask again: where did I ever justify violence against her?
@Kendragnes@afroryannpr@isaacrrr7 No, it would be better to leave things as they are: “A tourist was raped and beaten for not wearing a hijab,” right? Do you have porridge for brains? Where did I justify the abuse she suffered? Answer that question for yourself and stop writing this bullshit in the comments.
@imbarbu@isaacrrr7 That's progress... now go find a post of mine where I justify this. I exposed the thread starter's lies without passing judgment on the person in the video. So now the question is, why the hell are you writing all this crap to me?
@imbarbu@isaacrrr7 Who did she cheat on? Don't you get what this is about? Just read the original poster's message, then my message, and then think about what you've read and answer me: why are you writing all this crap to me that has nothing to do with me?
@eshaLegal That's all true, except that from 1939 to June 22, 1941, the Soviet Union was an ally of the Nazis and provided them with aid, including food and oil.
@imbarbu@isaacrrr7 Well, never mind—that wasn't the point. The question was whether you always act reasonably, and the statement "I would never do that to my wife..." is just empty talk.
@AquaSta32989035@isaacrrr7 It's simple: don't stick your fingers in an outlet, and you won't get electrocuted; don't sleep with a married man, and you won't get in trouble with his wife.
@trickrider@isaacrrr7 There was no rape there, she’s not a tourist, and we’re not talking about punishment for not wearing a hijab, right? My comment doesn’t address the issue of “whether anyone had a right to do something.” So you’re barking up the wrong tree.