Stephen A Smith to Women on domestic abuse

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First video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IDzWvHhgTrY


Apology

[STATUTORY]

they got this ni99a tap dancing

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they got this ni99a tap dancing

[Brokenbeat]

Meh, I prefer Stephen A's earlier work:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ROOi5xagxg

[JUDGE WITNESS]

dont provoke men especially not by hitting them. ive had bitches yell in my face to hit them before during arguments... damn everybody sensitive nowadays

[Rodmantheman]

ESPN made him do it he didn't really say anything wrong.

[CJ Mustard]

He had to apologize for that shit? He's 100% right. Some women think they can get away with anything because society tells them guys aren't "allowed" to hit them, so they do shit that gets them smacked the **** up. Let's not act like there aren't plenty of guys out there being provoked by women.

[Brokenbeat]

He had to apologize for that shit? He's 100% right. Some women think they can get away with anything because society tells them guys aren't "allowed" to hit them, so they do shit that gets them smacked the **** up. Let's not act like there aren't plenty of guys out there being provoked by women.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WSdhjjkuqR0

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WSdhjjkuqR0

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[PJR]

Absolutely ridiculous that he had to apologize for that. He has shared similar sentiments before, and never had to apologize. This was all because that c*nt Michelle Beadle made a big stink about it.

[guy]

I saw the apology earlier. I didn't realize THAT was what it was for before. What a joke. If people can't understand what he was talking about, they're idiots. I remember a few years ago, he said basically the same thing when Chad Johnson got in trouble for hitting his wife, the chick that used to be on basketball wives. No one cared, probably because that's the type of women he was talking about, and since everyone knew of her and how she acted on TV, it was more understandable what he was talking about.

Bottom line is like he said 1000x in the initial video, there's no good reason for hitting a woman, but a woman who is unreasonably constantly confrontational i.e. always yelling and/or even physically attacking her man for no good reason is more then likely going to get hit over a woman that doesn't do that. Its the same thing as saying there's no good reason to cheat on a spouse, but if one is constantly neglected they are understandably more likely to do that. I'll take it even more extreme. If two parents raise their kids like complete shit, they shouldn't be surprised if they turn out to be cold-hearted criminals. Ultimately their kids are still responsible and have no excuse, but the bottom line is they were helped or weren't prevented from getting that way in the first place.

No perpetrator of huge wrongdoings like these aren't influenced negatively by someone else beforehand. In the cases of domestic violence, sometimes that's not the woman, it could be just a result of bad parenting, bad friends, etc. But in some cases it is the woman and that's what SAS was talking about.

[wally_world]

Just stay in the effin kitchen and aint nobody gon hit you

[Akrazotile]

He had to apologize for that shit? He's 100% right. Some women think they can get away with anything because society tells them guys aren't "allowed" to hit them, so they do shit that gets them smacked the **** up. Let's not act like there aren't plenty of guys out there being provoked by women.

The solution is to simply not date an obnoxious trashbag.

[guy]

Absolutely ridiculous that he had to apologize for that. He has shared similar sentiments before, and never had to apologize. This was all because that c*nt Michelle Beadle made a big stink about it.

Problem with the coverage of domestic abuse is that whenever it comes up, people have this image in their heads that the dude beat up on some wholesome chick like Mother Teresa or someone like that. What they don't realize is that its usually some loudmouth confrontational bitch like someone from basketball wives, which is like I said why no one cared when SAS said basically the same thing when Chad Johnson got into his trouble.

[wally_world]

Laws and the media protect women so much it's disgusting