Man hurts his wife in public, bystanders just keep recording

@scorpionsrevenge But they have good abusive content

@NovikovR , Well, she did get off though

@NovikovR I know I'd drive the motorcycle over her twat lol

@PolishWeeg Yeah, indian music is mostly pretty tone deaf

@Mr Damage I’d say that’s North Korea.

@Carnage The perspective that "Indians are woman haters" is a generalization that does not accurately represent a country of over 1.4 billion people, though it is often discussed in the context of persistent gender issues,patriarchal traditions, and reported crimes against women in India.
India is a country with constitutional guarantees of equality, where women have held the highest offices (including Prime Minister, President, and various leadership roles in business and science).
while India has serious, well-documented problems with misogyny and patriarchal violence, attributing this attitude to all Indians is an oversimplification of a complex societal issue involving diverse perspectives, ongoing progress, and deep-rooted challenges.

@Badboy that’s the best part of the video! He picks the bike up!!!!

@ZZZQuill yo momma likes it rough apparently

@Schadenfreude Beating women is not an official or legal part of Indian culture, and domestic violence is a crime under Indian law, specifically the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005. However, data and research indicate that it is a widespread and deeply entrenched social problem, often enabled by patriarchal norms, traditional beliefs, and a culture of silence. Indeed, domestic violence is a significant public health issue in India, with studies showing that approximately one in three women have experienced some form of spousal abuse in their lifetime, and according to one National Family Health Survey (NFHS), 54% of women and 51% of men reported that a husband is justified in beating his wife under certain circumstances, such as neglecting household duties or showing disrespect to in-laws. A significant number of women do not report abuse or seek formal help due to social stigma, fear of retaliation, lack of trust in law enforcement, or family pressure to maintain "family honor". The problem is driven by deep-rooted patriarchal attitudes, rigid gender roles, and unequal power dynamics within families and communities. The belief in male superiority and entitlement to control wives, sometimes through physical chastisement, contributes to this issue.
I hope that someday there is an end to the abuse of Indian women. Even if their country and people are rather…strange and unlucky (especially around tires), they’re still people.

@SugarSlaughter293 Patriarchy is deeply rooted within India's norm, therefore it is technically cultural, therefore patriarchy is part of the culture, and so do other countries where patriarchy is the norm, it contradicts the left's narrative of "every culture is equal" because they are also against patriarchy when patriarchy has always been a norm and technically is part of the cultures of other countries not just india

@Schadenfreude and I stated that. If you read BEYOND MY FIRST BLOODY SENTENCE, you can see I indeed noted that while it isn’t OFFICIALLY Indian culture, patriarchal abuse.
"However, data and research indicate that it is a widespread and deeply entrenched social problem, often enabled by patriarchal norms, traditional beliefs, and a culture of silence."
I still know it’s a problem, they just haven’t made it official yet.
A significant number of women do not report abuse or seek formal help due to social stigma, fear of retaliation, lack of trust in law enforcement, or family pressure to maintain "family honor". The problem is driven by deep-rooted patriarchal attitudes, rigid gender roles, and unequal power dynamics within families and communities. The belief in male superiority and entitlement to control wives, sometimes through physical chastisement, contributes to this issue.
It ain’t official, but it’s still awful. I was just noting that. I’m sorry for the misunderstanding. Now, excuse me while I deal with the nonce that is @Akai.

@SugarSlaughter293 You are such a massive misogyny apologist wow lol just accept western world is superior for a reason, just like Indian culture being toxic to women like this, is INFERIOR

The third guy in the last second helps with the bike... doesn't give a s*** about the woman lol

@SlaveDriver yo momma is fucking caveman

@THETOTALGUY Do you designate this treatment as acceptable for your own female family members and your female friends by the men in their life?