I agree. Amazing restraint. I've been assaulted by a woman before. I asked my friend to film this shit. Once he started I let her continue her freakout for about a minute attacking both of us before I cracked her twice breaking her nose and fracturing her jaw. I got detained for 2 hours after showing them the video that clearly proved self defense. I wouldn't have fought back if it wasn't captured on camera as I'm certain she would have lied and I'd go to jail despite the circumstances. For anyone that thinks this was an over reaction you should realize this drunk bitch wouldn't stop coming and was swinging a piece of concrete rebar from the garage that was being built in my back yard. The fight started because I wouldn't give her back her keys at a large house party I was hosting. I don't care if you get blotto at one of my parties, just go crash on the couch or in the guest room. Just don't attack people or try and drive away drunk afterwards. I even offered to pay for the cab just to get rid of her. I breathalyze my guests before they get their keys back so I don't have to babysit them. This bitch blew a .26, assaulted 3 people, threw a rock through my car window, and literally shit and pissed in the back of the cruiser. The cops were still trying to find something to charge me with, breathalyzed me (I don't drink at parties I host), and didn't take my cuffs off until their supervisor rolled up. I was the one that called them in the first place. They even tried to accuse me of over serving her. Booze is in the kitchen, get some if you want some. Apparently expecting a woman to self moderate is asking too much. Apparently video evidence of a a clear crime and self defense is debatable. It was clearly understood that no one was leaving drunk as you had to leave your keys at the door. The cops even suggested that I don't press charges. Fuck all this bullshit. The pussy pass is real. The situation would never have escalated if she was a man. Half the party would have been pinning him down. Cops would have never been called... why? Because no one is afraid to hit a violent man or hold him to the same expectation of civilized behavior.