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No I'm commenting on what SHE did. Backing away would be ignoring his role, which I'm not doing. You're preaching to the choir when you keep trying to tell me how much more wrong he is and how he did an awful thing. It's pointless.
At this point, it comes down to what you saw in the video. I see her slap him ("pawed him lightly" kinda just seems like a cute term to downplay it. It's clearly a slap.) and then elbow him in the chest or neck in the elevator. It's hard to see exactly where because of the angle but her arm raised quickly and she made a violent action. If you're not seeing that, then we're just gonna be in disagreement. If you do see that... then she was violent and it was wrong. Him being more violent does not exonerate her and acting like it does sends the message that female on male violence is fine because male on female violence is generally worse which is just... an insane, horrifying theory.
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