This Is Exactly What's Wrong With America Now

About two weeks ago, there was a story in the news about a woman who was blocking a parking spot from a guy, so he got out and clocked her ass and now she's in a coma. He didn't mean to put her in a coma, but (as guys will) he reacted to someone doing something unfair, and now everyone wants to treat him like he's the bad guy. That was wrong - a total perversion of justice.

Now, here comes a video of two disgustingly racist cows, dominating a New York City subway train. Notice how fast one threatens to bust a guy in the mouth? That guy could put her in a coma, but everyone knows she's protected by unfair laws that allow her to act the fool, with no consequence. So what is the man forced to do? Nothing, because the law would come down on him like a hammer if he did - when that bitch deserves a beat down, and even needs one, so she'll learn respect for others. (He's still a punk for letting her do it - neither I, or any of my buddies would, and women know it.) Notice how another man, an even more defiant one, sounds like he had his nads removed? (What is up with that in men today?) Notice how the words "I don't care" are seen as a license to do anything? Notice how you want to throw up when one of the "women" screams "Eat my fucking pussy"?

This is a perfect example of the bullshit dynamic that feminism has created in America and it's time for such bullshit to end. Change the laws, or put 'em all in comas if we have to but, like the idea of America allowing itself to be dominated by a much smaller and wrong-headed country - or call it the "Casey The Punisher" dynamic - the idea that men should have to restrain themselves, to put up with crap from women, is over.

Everybody thinks they can kick our ass now, and that's a baldfaced lie.

Casey Heynes: Delivering The Lesson For Us All

Yeah, like it's just kids. This blog's name is hated by many, but what they don't understand is it's called The Macho RESPONSE - not The Bully Boy Blog or The Asshole Corner. It's an answer to the nonsense people dish out - especially NewAgers, those people everyone seems to want to give a pass in life because they come off as so "charming" (when they're nothing of the kind) or benefitting their supporters, which leaves them free to kill and cause trouble.

You'll notice what Casey says about his "friends" when he got attacked - they deserted him - and they probably joined the rest of the abusers out there. I've told the adult version of this story too many times and in too many ways, here, but, if you check the comments, you'll see they've got many ways to continue the abuse, claiming it's not attractive, or a "pity party" or anything but to say "What can we do to help?"

My life has been destroyed by murderers and I still can't understand the rationalizations people come up with to excuse that. Even when I hand them the guy responsible. (And it's been years now. You'll notice that when Ann Althouse got a threatening note - I repeat: a threatening note - from a wimp, it made almost every online media outlet that's ever heard her name - like a lone black guy isn't more exposed and vulnerable than a popular law professor.) And then they expect me to always be nice. What have I gotten from the very start? I get Oh, get over it. Be a man. There must be a reason. And the one I hate the most, "move on".

Could you "move on" from murder?



At some point, we've all got to ask ourselves if our lives on this planet are going to be something we're proud of, or just a clusterfuck that leaves some scarred and others laughing. If it's the latter, then don't complain about the title of this blog, because I'm not backing down. There are massive wrongs going on in this world, and if you're going to stand on the sidelines as it happens, then fuck you:

I've got The Macho Response.

Casey Heynes Gave Your Kid What He Deserved

If you ever needed evidence of how insane people can be (and I'm always on the look out for that) check out the latest installment of the "Casey The Punisher" story - the bully's mother is looking for an apology - from Casey:

IT'S a tale of David and Goliath at an outer western Sydney school - with Goliath fighting back against his much smaller schoolyard bully.

But now the bully's mother has retaliated against her son's victim and the video footage of the fight which has gone viral.

The emotional mother of Ritchard Gale, Tina, told the Seven Network last night that she and her family have been victimised by the footage, which has spread worldwide. She also demanded an apology from the victim.

"We don't need this posted everywhere," she said. "I would like him to apologise."

She said she was "shocked" at her son's behaviour, but did not think he deserved to be bodyslammed by Year 10 student Casey Heynes at Chifley College's Dunheved Campus, St Marys.

"I was actually shocked because I always brought my three children up to walk away from fights," she said.

What's so incredible about this - beyond the fact it was obviously Tina Gale's son who started the fight for no good reason - is the other fact that it was Ritchard Gale's friends who recorded her son being body slammed - and recording it in hopes of embarrassing Casey Heynes!

Under what logic does Casey Heynes owe Tina Gale, Ritchard Gale, or anyone else an apology? I find Tina Heynes' demand as silly as the common admonition that children should "walk away from fights." Casey Heynes has been walking away from them "every single day" since he stepped on campus, and what did it get him? A reputation so tarnished that even a little runt like Ritchard Gale thought he could use Casey as a punching bag. It's nonsense.

TMR has always advocated that we should be teaching kids to do exactly what Casey did when attacked - fight back hard. Why? Because we bet, after word got out what he'll do, there will be no more attacks on Casey Heynes by the likes of Ritchard Gale.

But there's also another point to be made:

The kid who was told by his mother (!) to walk away became a bully.

I don't think a better argument for the role of a father in a boy's life can be made. I'm sure, beyond a bit of pride, Casey Heynes' father is just as torn up about all this as Ritchard Gale's mother, but this didn't start with Casey Heynes acting like an ass, did it? Does Ritchard Gale have a father in the home? And, if not, why not?

I'd also bet good money it's because of the unreasonableness, sense of entitlement, and skewed logic, Tina Gale is exhibiting here - and clearly passing on to her son.

UPDATE: The Daily Telegraph got the story wrong:

IN an article published in The Daily Telegraph yesterday headlined "Bully's angry mum wants victim to apologise", it was written that bully Ritchard Gale's mother Tina wanted her son's victim to apologise for slamming her son to the ground.

But she had, in fact, said she wanted her son to apologise to his victim.

The Daily Telegraph apologises for the error. 

Glad to hear it.

This Is Why Violence Has It's Place In The World

A stupid little bully in Australia picks on a bigger kid who doesn't want any trouble - until the bigger kid can take it no more and decides to apply The Macho Response. The larger victim, a kid named Casey Heynes, has been suspended (?) and might even face criminal charges, but is getting a lot of support online as (I love it) "Casey The Punisher".

The bully isn't in trouble at all - does that make any sense? He should be getting slammed in more ways than this.

According to what I've read, Casey's been picked on every day he was in school and, if that's true, I think his suspension is just rubbing salt in the wound:

No one should be punished for fighting back.

UPDATE: See what happened next!