PAC Should Also Dedicate His Fight For Battered Women
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Show me when I downplayed Floyds crime? I said in plenty of threads it was wrong. Im also not abiut to sit here and bytch about it like a boxer hitting some chick is some kind of shocking event.
The hell.Last edited by B.U.R.N.E.R; 09-10-2010, 06:22 PM.Comment
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yes i did.
now did you make a ray robinson gets a lot of hate thread the day when ray robinson was being humiliated in public for beating up his woman then claim that you werent talking about ray robinson beating up his woman?
because that's what you basically did with floyd & your floyd gets a lot of hate he's ingenious thread today.
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I personally don't think he hit the woman but that besides the point. You can't justify someone's fuck ups by stating another man's fuck ups. It potentially makes a hypocrite but it doesn't make him wrong.
That being said, I assumed the thread starter was clowning around.The Las Vegas Review-Journal is Nevada's most trusted source for local news, Las Vegas sports, business news, gaming news, entertainment news and more.
In 2004, Mayweather was convicted on two counts of battery for punching two women at a Las Vegas nightclub the previous year. He was given suspended prison sentences, $1,000 in fines and ordered to complete impulse control counseling.
Mayweather in 2002 pleaded guilty to two counts of domestic violence in one case and battery in another. In 2005, a jury acquitted him of a third domestic violence charge, a felony, after his accuser changed her story. He reportedly was convicted of battery in his hometown of Grand Rapids, Mich., and he has also been the subject of civil lawsuits accusing him of battery.
You do know that women who change their story or decline to press charges is a common familiar theme with abused women right?Comment
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In 2004, Mayweather was convicted on two counts of battery for punching two women at a Las Vegas nightclub the previous year. He was given suspended prison sentences, $1,000 in fines and ordered to complete impulse control counseling.
Mayweather in 2002 pleaded guilty to two counts of domestic violence in one case and battery in another. In 2005, a jury acquitted him of a third domestic violence charge, a felony, after his accuser changed her story. He reportedly was convicted of battery in his hometown of Grand Rapids, Mich., and he has also been the subject of civil lawsuits accusing him of battery.
You do know that women who change their story or decline to press charges is a common familiar theme with abused women right?
With regards to women facing domestic abuse, I actually know a lot on the matter. Yes it true that women change their story, when that happens they are usually tied to the man financially as in they can't survive without him or the man is so controlling that he'd hunt them down and force them to stay in the relationship.
Seeing as the relationship between them was non-existant at the time of the abuse the control element is diminished, the issue of money is also diminished as by law he'd have to pay child support, they could also make money selling stories of his abuse to the media.
To summarise, these women have options, women who change their stories don't, that's why they end up going to shelters and angencies set up to help them.Comment
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Originally posted by Blooperif this ain't downplaying, then i dunno what is.
"Im also not about to sit here and bytch about it like a boxer hitting some chick is some kind of shocking event."Comment
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if this ain't downplaying, then i dunno what is...
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There is no doubt in my mind that Floyd is going to jail for some time with uncle Roger.
That was fourth time that he beat womans as we know!Comment
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