Comments | mythopoeics: nineteen. ♡

regallyso in mythopoeics

nineteen. ♡

Apr 20, 2011 19:09

When has it ever been proper for a man, no matter his height, to hit a woman and render her unconscious? A young woman? Truly unbelievable. And to strike a girl who could not defend herself due to being ill. Greek as I may originally be, there is no excuse for this behaviour ( Read more... )

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drinksalot April 21 2011, 16:38:51 UTC

That piece of shit ain't a true knight.

regallyso April 21 2011, 16:53:03 UTC

Do you say that because you know the knight in question, or because you agree?

drinksalot April 21 2011, 16:57:34 UTC

Both.

I've dealt him a good blow before for upsetting a woman. Dunno what I'm gonna do to him for laying a hand on one but it ain't gonna be pretty.

regallyso April 21 2011, 17:01:34 UTC

I don't make it a habit to advocate violence, but please let him know that no one can hit my sister and get away with it.

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tangledmaze April 22 2011, 06:17:23 UTC

Did anyone file a police report about the incident? Because, last time I checked, assault was a crime. Let the authorities decide whether or not he'd deserve any leniency. Not that I think he would (or should--certainly not) get it, but at least the proper channels would be handling it and there would be fewer battle lines being drawn.