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I'll agree with the last part.
The scum part is a reach though. That man bit his tongue and kept his composure all the way until she spit the second time.
You didn't answer my question though if you've ever had someone spit in your face twice before though. And if so how did you handle it? If not, in your ideal hypothetical situation, how would you handle it?
Regarding the boyfriend not doing anything part. Perhaps, but this is the real world. If you're out with someone, friend, girlfriend etc, and they're acting reckless and disrespectful, if you don't make effort to diffuse things, the other side is going to see you as part of the problem. We can argue legal semantics all day, but the boyfriends lucky it was just fists. People have gotten shot and stabbed because of their reckless loudmouth friends putting them into sketchy situations. Granted the person doing the shooting/stabbing likely goes to jail, but that doesn't take away the fact someone got seriously hurt because of their reckless friends behavior.
The scum part is a reach though. That man bit his tongue and kept his composure all the way until she spit the second time.
You didn't answer my question though if you've ever had someone spit in your face twice before though. And if so how did you handle it? If not, in your ideal hypothetical situation, how would you handle it?
Regarding the boyfriend not doing anything part. Perhaps, but this is the real world. If you're out with someone, friend, girlfriend etc, and they're acting reckless and disrespectful, if you don't make effort to diffuse things, the other side is going to see you as part of the problem. We can argue legal semantics all day, but the boyfriends lucky it was just fists. People have gotten shot and stabbed because of their reckless loudmouth friends putting them into sketchy situations. Granted the person doing the shooting/stabbing likely goes to jail, but that doesn't take away the fact someone got seriously hurt because of their reckless friends behavior.