Sean Connery discusses women slapping

[Unome]

It's morning already here, I'm off

Thread reopened btw, someone else watch the off-topic now.

I think this demonizing Sean Connery is symptom of a larger social problem, give a leftist an inch and she takes a mile…

The problem in western countries is this "impenetrable aura" that women are absolutely unaccountable individuals, incapable of moral responsibility and autonomy.

This is what happens when one group (females) are given far, far too much social power and credence. So the scale eventually shifts back to patriarchy, instead of emotionally laden, irrational matriarchy.

[Brianna]

He gets a "sexy old guy" pass from me. While I despise domestic violence and sexism (from women too), I wish more young guys were like his James Bond persona rather than emo wimps. It seems like only athletes, servicemen and blue-collar workers are manly, in my country.

[Kim Dotcom]

Just don't talk to them if they're annoying. No need to behave like a douche and slap people around.

[Shqipez]

When men were men. Bond, James Bond hitting women.

Do you dream of getting hit?

[Curiosity]

Wow, I don't know if where I live things are different than in Europe, but I would think that this kind of violence wouldn't even be subject for discussion anymore. I mean, domestic violence is real everywhere, as violent people and misogynist men are everywhere, I know that. But usually (sadly not always) even men that are violent understand it is wrong. And even when they don't, at least they understand it is socialy reprehensible, so don't talk about it as if society should accept it. I guess this is the first time I see people talking about it as if it was anything other than a crime. Like, it could be acceptable in some reality. Just refering to violence as "manhood" is so sad. That is really weird for me.

I mean, is that how most people or at least many people think in Europe? Or there are few people thinking like the ones in here?