Where are the Parents

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(01-16-2019, 12:03 AM)BmorePat87 Wrote: Describing them as three confrontations versus three attacks or charging three times is incredibly different, especially when you're making the argument that he is justified in slugging a child. 

This isn't a semantics argument. They all mean very different things and the two you chose to use suggest a threat of force against him. 




He shoved her after two. 



The reason is that you lied three times. First about her attacking him three times, then about me saying she didn't attack him at all, and then about her charging at him three times. 

(01-16-2019, 12:06 AM)BmorePat87 Wrote:

She is standing a few feet from him



He approaches her, she isn't moving forward. She raises a finger to point, he raises his hands



He places his hands on her



He shoves her


So what about this is her "attacking" or "charging"? How is he not the aggressor in this "meeting"?

You have 0 idea how she got "a few feet from him".  As i said: no one is going to deny you your right to call someone a liar; you don't have to defend it so hard. Let's just go with 3 meetings.