A girl gets slapped by a guy for refusing to dance, HUGE mistake!

[Maia Gabrial]

A Muslim guy slaps a Chinese girl for refusing to dance with him. Big mistake!

http://vidmax.com/video/135255-Indian-Muslim-slaps-a-Chinese-girl-for-refusing-to-dance-with-him-HUGE-mistake-

[Matt P]

Go girl! That's what I'd hope my daughter would do! Shoulda finished him off though. ;)

Matt

[Shannon]

Finish him !

[RunningDeer]

I'd tweak the title to state: Man slaps Woman for refusing to dance with him. HUGE Mistake! Or... "Woman kicks butt..."


Muslim slaps a Chinese girl for refusing to dance with him, HUGE mistake!
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[DeDukshyn]

Exactly Paula, Where is there any evidence that this guy is muslim? I can't even tell if that girl is Chinese. The video is not that funny or exciting .. its just a headline to make people feel ok about their hate for muslims (video title not Maia's post - that was innocent). It pretty much serves nothing else.

There's waaay better videos of girls rightfully kicking-ass on the net. I'd post a couple but my computer is crapping out and Youtube isn't working for me.

[Ewan]

Regardless of Muslim or not I have to say I enjoyed that. :D

The way the big man decides to take his scarf off and wade back into it only to end up on the floor quicker than anything. Instant karma if you ask me.

[Bill Ryan]

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And — this is what happens when a Chinese girl has her iPhone snatched. Enjoy :bigsmile:


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oQ6R63kavkw

[Pam]

Exactly Paula, Where is there any evidence that this guy is muslim? I can't even tell if that girl is Chinese. The video is not that funny or exciting .. its just a headline to make people feel ok about their hate for muslims (video title not Maia's post - that was innocent). It pretty much serves nothing else.

There's waaay better videos of girls rightfully kicking-ass on the net. I'd post a couple but my computer is crapping out and Youtube isn't working for me.



Really good point DeDukshyn and Paula. I find it really interesting that when I first looked at the video, I didn't even question the accuracy of the title. I accepted the premise that he was a Muslim and she was Chinese.. Just goes to show that there is so much we accept as fact that is probably hogwash. It is so easy to be influenced without even knowing it.

[Mark (Star Mariner)]

I don't condone violence of any kind, regardless of who is involved, what country they're from, or the context of the situation.

But this is self-defence, and we reap what we sow. I admire the girl's courage and tenacity to stand up for herself and fight back. In the end he got everything he deserved I think..

[TargeT]

I'm glad these videos have good endings; I've noticed a trend in popular media where women are depicted beating up men or multiple men... be very very careful here ladies, if that girl that Bill posted hadn't gotten a nice solid kick between the legs she could have ended up getting hurt pretty badly.

if you don't know what you're doing in a physical confrontation, avoid it at all costs, ESPECIALLY with someone is almost guaranteed to be stronger than you.. learn some basic aikido and jujitsu and you'll be fine (most people just can't handle themselves well in a physical confrontation).

[Mark (Star Mariner)]

I'm glad these videos have good endings; I've noticed a trend in popular media where women are depicted beating up men or multiple men... be very very careful here ladies, if that girl that Bill posted hadn't gotten a nice solid kick between the legs she could have ended up getting hurt pretty badly.

if you don't know what you're doing in a physical confrontation, avoid it at all costs, ESPECIALLY with someone is almost guaranteed to be stronger than you.. learn some basic aikido and jujitsu and you'll be fine (most people just can't handle themselves well in a physical confrontation).

That's good advice, but to some extent it pre-supposes deliberation and anticipation, whereas in the videos presented what I saw was more the result of an automatic fight/flight response. They didn't think about consequences, or safety. They just kicked a$$, immediately and viciously. I think in many situations like these, the attacker is so surprised and caught so off guard that ability doesn't come into it. They are beaten by sheer outrage and the will to retaliate. Good on them!

[kirolak]

I was grabbed from behind in Camden Town once; I knew I shouldn't fight back, but went into automaton mode & kicked backwards (wearing wooden clogs!) & shrieked like a banshee. . . the attacker ran off, despite the station being quite deserted :) !I'd say, do the unexpected/!

[Selene]

When I was seven there was evidently some kind of ‘incident’ in our town whereby a child was kidnapped. My father took me aside and taught me some basic judo throws and self-defense moves.

He not only taught me how to break holds and fend off an attacker, he gave me a very important message: ”No one – no one – has the right to grab you or touch you without your permission. And if anyone ever does, they will be hunted down and punished…” That made me fearless.

So when I was in college one of my boyfriend’s fraternity brothers evidently thought it would be fun to leap out from behind some bushes and grab me from behind in a chokehold as I walked with my boyfriend.

Well. The training kicked in and I instantly decked him with two swift elbow jabs – without even turning around.

He was utterly shocked – not to mention hurt - because I completed the move with a swift kick to you-know-where. :blushing: But I figure the negative feedback might have saved a lot of his future girlfriends or wives from his idea of abusive “fun.” Assault of someone because you presume them to be defenseless is not “fun.”

Cheers,

Selene

[Ellisa]

I was a bit disconcerted to see in Bill Ryan's video, that no one stopped to see if the (admittedly guilty ) man writhing in pain needed help. They were new on the scene and did not know of his attempt to rob the girl. Surely someone would have at least hesitated.

My dad, as part of games, taught me things like releasing holds, where to aim for and pinch points. I did not realise at the time that this was what he was doing, but there were times when I was glad of the knowledge, though I never actually had to use it. It gave me confidence. So it's not a new thing! I do not think we should tell girls they are small and weak--- a key ring held properly and a loud scream is a good start, and spitting in the eyes will get a momentary release automatically, which is long enough to start running, and you don't need to be very strong to do that!

[Sean]

A good ass-whuppin' is always funny to watch :blackwidow:

[RunningDeer]

I was a bit disconcerted to see in Bill Ryan's video, that no one stopped to see if the (admittedly guilty ) man writhing in pain needed help. They were new on the scene and did not know of his attempt to rob the girl. Surely someone would have at least hesitated.

That crossed my mind as well, Ellisa. Which is one reason why I watched several times.

My Monday morning quarter back is the phone thief rolled and groan around more out of embarrassment. When pity didn’t come his way, the big galoot went in search of a couple of ice packs.

The people that came from both directions caught the exchange. The three from the stairs caught the end tail end where the young lady grabbed up her belongings and booked out of there.

The person that stood at the bottom of the stairs watched the big galoot be taken down. Perhaps she waited to make sure he was okay or timed it so the two young guys approaching created a safety barrier for her to pass.


My dad, as part of games, taught me things like releasing holds, where to aim for and pinch points. I did not realise at the time that this was what he was doing, but there were times when I was glad of the knowledge, though I never actually had to use it. It gave me confidence. So it's not a new thing! I do not think we should tell girls they are small and weak--- a key ring held properly and a loud scream is a good start, and spitting in the eyes will get a momentary release automatically, which is long enough to start running, and you don't need to be very strong to do that!

Kudos to all the Moms and Dads that instilled worthiness, strength of conviction, tools on how to stand one’s ground and know when to walk away in right measure.
:blackwidow:

[Maia Gabrial]

Exactly Paula, Where is there any evidence that this guy is muslim? I can't even tell if that girl is Chinese. The video is not that funny or exciting .. its just a headline to make people feel ok about their hate for muslims (video title not Maia's post - that was innocent). It pretty much serves nothing else.

There's waaay better videos of girls rightfully kicking-ass on the net. I'd post a couple but my computer is crapping out and Youtube isn't working for me.

You're so right Dedukshyn. It (I) should have titled it "Woman does a great job defending herself against a nasty brute".... I'm sorry, folks. I didn't mean to make this a racial thing....

[Anchor]

TargeT is so right.

It takes a lot of training to be good enough at Martial arts that you can beat a stronger attacker. I did 14 years of a Martial Art and got "technically good" but in one or two real life conflicts I came off as the loser complete with bloody parts and concussion.

(Though I think it saved me from being really smashed).

To my eyes those girls won because of some training (kicking and punching well needs training), but mainly due to the element of surprise and the speed and decisiveness of their counter attacks - not at all what the guys were expecting and the main reason they had the impact that they did.