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  When did I say that? You are arguing things I never said.
context: I thought Dana White was openly gay >
  
  He’s not gay he just has an obsession with men grappling and slapping each other. >
  
  This actually might be the worst comment section I've seen in quite some time >
  
  I thought I was the only one who saw this shitshow for what it is. jfc the amount of misogyny in here is astounding. >
  
  You misspelled wife beater. >
  
  the wife is a hubby beater too so they deserve each other
  edit: not sure why y'all are butthurt about her getting handsy with him. they beat on each other regularly. both of them pretty clearly are so used to it they're not afraid to go down in public. Sorry to burst the bubble of crusade but if this were an AITA, ESH >
  
  Ok incel. >
  
  What if he didn't hit her back? 
  She would be called abusive. 
  Neither of them are in the right here. 
  He's just more wrong for hitting harder >
  
  He deserves a heavy weight beat down and all you males defending his actions can line up right behind him. It appears this probably is a regular way he and his wife conduct their domestic conflicts. I doubt this was the first time...it was just the first time caught on camera in public. >
  
  You saw yourself this is normal for them, she got fresh with him and he defended himself. In any relationship the power dynamic is important to control otherwise the other person will lose all respect for you. >
  
  Spoken like a male! He grabbed her first, and no man should ever get physical with a female, let alone a trained fighter. Power dynamics r u kidding? Patriarchy at its finest >
  
  He grabbed her to stop her from hitting him, the second he lets go, lo and behold, he gets hit. 
  Matriarchy at its finest >
  
  Lol yeah he was so in danger from her, she obviously could really hurt him and that why he had to hit her more. >
  
  #smalldickenergy is very strong in this thread. >
  
  Based on this thread, it looks like the UFC community and the Andrew Tate community are the same people lol >
  
  Fuck Dana White. >
  
  Now imagine everyone laughing at him if he didn’t hit her back
  Edit: Im just gonna leave this here. Look at everyone laugh at the guy getting abused
  One person even joined in on him getting abused.
  Edit: didn’t want to just have one example of men being laughed at while being abused
  Just so people will believe me there are lots of these videos >
  
  He shouldnt of. It wasnt to defend himself , he was angry. And hes a lot bigger and stronger. Least amount of force to protect yoursef- not hit her harder. This is how women end up dead. A slap gets a strangle or knockout punch in return. >
  
  Doesn’t give a woman the right to hit a man. Ever. Abuse is abuse and that is the point of my post. No one’s talking about how she can just up and hit a guy, and it’s prevalent in our society. You just proved it. >
  
  When did I give “a woman the right to hit a man”? I was talking about the response to it as the bigger stronger person. Im gay dude, same thing applies in my relationships. Im 6’1 220lbs. If im dating a 5’7 guy any force needs to be the least amount to protect myself- not a swing for the fences because Im mad. >
  
  You glossed over her hitting him. Maybe had you said no one should have hit anyone, I’d have a different response. >
  
  Obviously no one should hit anyone, but just because a person hits you doesn't mean you have to hit them back. I'm a big dude and worked as a bouncer, there's no point in hurting someone who didn't hurt you unless you're fragile.