Equality

[Lemon]

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When A Romanian teacher being accused of abusing children is being investigated and asked to go with police she slaps the policeman, who is simply carrying his duty, in the face. Then the officer responds with one of his own, in retaliation.

Thoughts?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AW4NKtpbRBc

[Oberyn]

How can she slap?

(obligatory, sorry: http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/how-can-she-slap)

[Latvian]

romania is gypsy infested european shithole, world would be better without it. Just my thoughts 

[Son Of Odin]

It's called a bitch slap for a reason:

[AntiBlitz]

in capitalist america we would have shot her for reaching for my glasses to use them as a weapon to gouge my eyes out.

[Taser]

She had a lot of bravado until she got hit back.

Bet there's a lot of hate towards the cop on the vid's comments.

[Lemon]

I think she had it coming and enjoyed watching her cry lol

[Clockworkkiller]

Lol the youtube comments are amazing

 
"READ THIS PALM, YOU GYPSY BITCH!"

[Kafein]

Police officers don't slap people. They violently arrest, restrain then beat up a little bit when at the police station. But slapping? How dare he.

[Prpavi]

Don't know what she said to him or what he said to her, don't know the case, just abusing students in what way, was anything proven, way too many unknown facts to form an opinion other than racist wolololo gipsy bitch deserved it troll comments. Not sure officers should act in this manner tbh but many will disagree with that too.

[Xant]

Why shouldn't an officer act "in this manner"? Should they stand there and let people slap them? That bitch deserved it, 100%. See how she starts crying when she gets a taste of her own medicine.... just like a ton of other women, feeling very safe and secure when they assault men and then cry and look for white knights when they get hit back.

[Vibe]

I wouldn't be surprised if that officer got killed by a pack of wild gypsies

[Prpavi]

I think the question is:
- If she slaps him (like she did) is it fair for him to slap her back?

My vote is yes.

(from your comment i think you missed that she slapped him, he's not just slapping her for her supposed crime)

I got that she slapped him first, I watched the video, but I don't agree with him slapping her back. Sure she deserved it, but as a man of authority he is not supposed to stoop to that level, his life was not in danger. I don't know thought what police officers are taught, how are they supposed to react to this kind of assault, but a woman in a police station slapping you surely isn't a reson to resort to violence back towards her. Just my opinion.

[Xant]

I got that she slapped him first, I watched the video, but I don't agree with him slapping her back. Sure she deserved it, but as a man of authority he is not supposed to stoop to that level, his life was not in danger. I don't know thought what police officers are taught, how are they supposed to react to this kind of assault, but a woman in a police station slapping you surely isn't a reson to resort to violence back towards her. Just my opinion.

"Stoop to that level"... no, that's just a defense mechanism people use when they're afraid to use violence because they think they'll get their asses kicked. There's no "stooping" when you slap someone who slapped you first. It's the best thing to do, especially in a case like this. As you can see, that woman is super shocked, she never expected to actually get the favor returned. Next time, she's unlikely to be so eager to slap someone. It's the wake up call to reality.

[Prpavi]

"Stoop to that level"... no, that's just a defense mechanism people use when they're afraid to use violence because they think they'll get their asses kicked. There's no "stooping" when you slap someone who slapped you first. It's the best thing to do, especially in a case like this. As you can see, that woman is super shocked, she never expected to actually get the favor returned. Next time, she's unlikely to be so eager to slap someone. It's the wake up call to reality.

Again I agree to that, but being from a police officer holds more weight. Aren't they supposed to keep law order, by stooping down I mean't acting on impulse like that woman did, if you are not able to keep a cool head in those situations only more violence might occur in a different more complicated scenario. As for the wake up call she recieved, it's 40 years too late her parents should have done that, it's called upbringing, not a police officers duty.