40% of domestic violence is committed against men.
The video might change the way you see domestic violence.
Violence is violence, no matter who it’s aimed at.
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I’m a women and I say that its wrong that we as women treat men like that.
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True. Violence is violence. It’s awful that the surrounding crowd just laughed and snickered when the woman started showing physical anger towards the man; yet, when the roles were reversed as in the first scenario, they ganged up on the man and threatened to call the police! Hmmm.
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Reblogged this on Life As I Know It and commented:
That’s 40% for men. It should be 0% for both male and female. I felt like this deserved a reblog, as it sheds light on a different perspective on domestic violence.
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Reblogged this on Dheeraj Gautam and commented:
Its granted and given that men is the source of all the problems.its true and we all accept it.but its not even surprising to see how people react to two different situations in this video.its a powerful video with the strong message to the society we live in.lets not be biased and lets accept that men too is human.violence is violence ,lets not do it to anyone.
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So true, because just like a LOT of things, abuse still doesn’t discriminate across GENDER, RACE, or AGE here.
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The smiling faces were painful to see.
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I agree. I could not believe that there were so many people smiling. Disgusting.
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Shocking to see so many people smiling when the woman hits the man. I suppose sometimes people smile when they are surprised and uncomfortable, but it’s still unnerving.
Violence of any kind is Not Okay.
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What particularly saddened me is how many women actually smiled when they saw the man being physically abused. I didn’t see men smiling in either scenario. Perhaps I missed it?
Russ
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