>Rousey has never been a dv crusader. she said something about
>Floyd that MRAs didn't like. that's the extent of it.
>
>she's also friends with tyson, and her current boyfriend was
>accused of dv earlier this year by another woman.

Ah. Didn't know that.

>
>now the people who defended Floyd believe they've found their
>gotcha moment.
>

Yeah.

>
>the only problem is, as described (in the quotes, I have no
>what the book goes on to say, or really anything about the
>situation) it doesn't fit the pattern of behavior usually
>associated with domestic violence.
>
>yup, you're wrong for slapping and hitting the person taking
>the pics...but they're a bit more wrong for taking nude pics
>of you while you sleep. The weird thing about the "double
>standard" is that no matter what the sexes, I don't think this
>would ever make it through a court case as a dv assault at
>all. at most, it would be pushed aside like RR event it's
>being compared to, and with a lot more reason for it.
>

I think I've been caught out by the definition and my mistaking RR as more of a domestic violence activist.