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Im sure there video tape the competition dance at that after party. I want to be see it so we can have better analysis what happen.
The matching shirts was event shirts. Only egos was harm and maybe a few bent chairs.
So yeah move along and frewroad thanks for showing segment of Charlotte where Divas rule.
^^^So you're saying in all of your 29 years ; you've never had a few too many drinks that gave you the extra courage to act-a-fool out in public? You're saying you've never been a by-stander at an event where things got crazy and you were forced to leave? From what I can see, no punches were thrown, no knives were used, and no guns were fired. Heck, no arrests were made either. This was just a good old fashion club fight, nothing more, nothing less. It was laughable and innocent for the most part. Things would've been different if there were arrests and/or gun violence involved. Might I remind you that people pay big money to see steel chairs tossed around at WWE events. Guys like Rick Flair earned well over $500k a year doing what these people did for free on youtube.
Not sure if you noticed but the guy with the green hat had an axe/hatchet in his hand, there were a couple of guys trying to prevent him from "making it right"...
Behavior like this is nothing to be taken lightly, it is a mater of time before someone gets hurt/killed.
I am still surprised of the general "no big deal" behavior from most of the people in the video...it could've turn into a crime scene at any moment, why do people hang around and watch the "show"???
Are we that insensitive as a society?
Not sure if you noticed but the guy with the green hat had an axe/hatchet in his hand, there were a couple of guys trying to prevent him from "making it right"...
I didn't see that, but I most certainly saw the taser.
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Behavior like this is nothing to be taken lightly, it is a mater of time before someone gets hurt/killed.
I agree.... I still find this particular club fight to be funny though.
^^^So you're saying in all of your 29 years ; you've never had a few too many drinks that gave you the extra courage to act-a-fool out in public? You're saying you've never been a by-stander at an event where things got crazy and you were forced to leave? From what I can see, no punches were thrown, no knives were used, and no guns were fired. Heck, no arrests were made either. This was just a good old fashion club fight, nothing more, nothing less. It was laughable and innocent for the most part. Things would've been different if there were arrests and/or gun violence involved. Might I remind you that people pay big money to see steel chairs tossed around at WWE events. Guys like Rick Flair earned well over $500k a year doing what these people did for free on youtube.
Nope. Never have been in any situation in my entire life where a brawl broke out and people were tossing furniture across a room. Never have been at an event or in a public place where any such acting out behavior occurred that I was witness to. I have certainly been to parties where folks drank too much and did outrageous things, like take off their clothes or jump into swimming pools, but nope in all my years, even participating in peace marches in the 70s, I have never seen this kind of behavior at a public gathering of any type. I have seen folks get high at concerts but their behavior was not violent. I have seen domestic violence up close but didn't stick around to expose myself to it as once people reveal themselves to me, I take violent behavior very seriously.
I think we as a society take violent behavior much too casually. It is not the way to solve a disagreement.
And until posters pointed out this was some sort of gay pageant, I had no clue. Just looked like a lot of folks gathered for some type of event and it went terribly wrong b/c someone got angry.
And until posters pointed out this was some sort of gay pageant, I had no clue. Just looked like a lot of folks gathered for some type of event and it went terribly wrong b/c someone got angry.
A lot of pageants this size end up with brawls and fights and it's worse when children are involved.
More than likely someone didn't win or someone was accused of being 100% male or female and it didn't sit well with them.
And until posters pointed out this was some sort of gay pageant, I had no clue. Just looked like a lot of folks gathered for some type of event and it went terribly wrong b/c someone got angry.
From what I can tell (and I could be totally wrong) "mama" was the judge and she picked fur-scarf guy as the winner. Some of the other guys were sore losers and probably called "mama" a name (I'm guessing a name that had to do with her weight because one guy was jumping up and down while pointing and laughing at her). "Mama" didn't like being clowned about her weight and decided to do something about it. She couldn't hit all of those dudes with just one chair so she decided to hit them all at once with the table. The table didn't go as far as she wanted it to which made her even more angry. Her anger can be seen clearly when she blocked a chair and caught the very next chair thrown her way.
As much as I hate to admit it; I gave myself a sore throat from laughing so hard at this video. It's so sad; but it's soooooo funny too.
"A lot of pageants this size end up with brawls and fights and it's worse when children are involved.'
Seriously? Can you name one?
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; you've never had a few too many drinks that gave you the extra courage to act-a-fool out in public? You're saying you've never been a by-stander at an event where things got crazy and you were forced to leave? From what I can see, no punches were thrown, no knives were used, and no guns were fired. Heck, no arrests were made either. This was just a good old fashion club fight, nothing more, nothing less. It was laughable and innocent for the most part. Things would've been different if there were arrests and/or gun violence involved. Might I remind you that people pay big money to see steel chairs tossed around at WWE events. Guys like Rick Flair earned well over $500k a year doing what these people did for free on youtube.
