"The Bitch Made Me Do It"

Okay, by now everyone has seen the video of the Rand Paul fascist thug curb-stomping a Moveon.org woman in Kentucky, so I won't embed it here.

There's no way to deny that the stomper is a member of the Rand Paul campaign -- he's the county coordinator for Bourbon County, and really, the only problem with him is his wardrobe. He's wearing a t-shirt and sneakers instead of the traditional brown shirt and jackboots.

But the chutzpah prize goes to him by acclamation: Now he's demanding that the woman he stomped, Lauren Valle, apologize to him!

Ask any cop whose been called to a domestic disturbance and you'll learn that invariably the abuser (almost exclusively male) will justify his actions by saying something to the effect of "I didn't want to do it, but the bitch made me!" Yep, always blame the victim. That way you are always the severely put-upon good guy who was forced against his will into taking some reluctantly violent action...

It wouldn't surprise me at all to learn that Mister Stomper already has a laundry list of failures at civilized behavior in his background: A serial woman beater. A schoolyard bully. A dozen charges of assault and battery.

It says something about Rand Paul and his campaign that he has not commented on this incident except to blah blah blah some bullshit about "both sides".

Bullshit! Look at the video and tell me that there was a "both sides" issue. Clearly a 225 lb bag of windy fat is an egregious overmatch for a small woman wearing glasses.

And speaking of egregious bags of windy fat, naturally Rusty Limpdick came out with his own take on it: A boot on the neck is what all liberal women need. I'm paraphrasing here, but that's the idea. She was asking for it.

That phrase, incidentally, is also something that serial abusers/wife beaters generally say to justify their violent actions.

Is it any wonder that Mister Pimple-Ass-Draft-Dodger has been married so many times? Inquiring minds want to know.