Well, you lived long enough, considering.

Management will now proceed to bankrupt the company out of spite.

Ya kno', that kinda looks like one of them angel depictions, sorta kinda.

I'm a.. door person... Not a people person though. People are annoying. I would know, I'm one of them. Inside or outside, it's who's there as well which decides where i wanna be (not there).

Just Dew it!

Ignorance is bliss.

Well, you would know better. I don't. If I'm falling for it, then he's good at it.

You're welcome, I guess. If that's what you took out of this...

I'm not sure how this applies here since I'm not pretending anything.

I saw something and expressed it. I reviewed it when prompted and corrected it. You think you know better, I don't.

I'll agree i might be wrong. But I won't say i definitely am, because I still prefer being right about this in him being a dumbass over being malicious.

Oh definitely.

You talk as if there is only one universal way of tripping on something. And yes it is. You wouldn't know that though.

Alright, i reviewed the video more times, zoomed in. I checked each section and here's the correction of my initial, mistaken view.

The dude doesn't trip on the metal bar with his foot. He's taking long strides and tries to go over or around the metal bar mid stride, while also changing direction. I still think his legs are weak and he lost strength when turning because he overstretched himself. His head was directed at her, then turned when he was changing direction and went down.

I can't say it's intentional because to me he didn't seem to look at where he was going to throw and his face/nose was very close to the floor, which i think spooked him after.

Did he care he was slamming her? I doubt that. It was probably a case of 'better her than me'. But I still don't think it was an intentional move in this case.

People who do judo or know police martial moves can completely shut me down on this. I will accept their judgement.

That's a lie. I just gave you an example of how it's possible and you dismissed it. You can't convince me because I saw the example of my side of the story. And I can't convince you because you have yet to experience it.

Well, I hope you live in ignorance of that kind of fall. It hurts.

I know. The lack of intent doesn't change the damage done. He's still a dumbass flexing his 'autoriteh', but the stupidity takes lead this time.

Basic physics and biology don't care about political inclinations. Go relearn them.

You're not looking at the video. Dude trips on the bar with his foot as he cuts the corner. Because he's turning, he nicks the upper corner with his hip, gets dragged forward, muscles stretch, he loses control, goes down tensing and slams with everything because that's what you do when you fall, you tense the muscles to cushion the damage.

It's standard physics and biology. You take a fall and see if you welcome it. And don't try to convince me otherwise, just saw a lady yesterday at the recovery who tripped on the corner of the stairs and she fell on her hand like this dumbass slams his, because that's our basic instinct. Only this guy had someone else attached to it, to their misfortune.

He didn't move, his leg was stretched and pulled him down because he skips leg day. He's got a weak foundation and only went for looks.

Weak base + big top = heavy slam because most of the mass was holding her.

Obviously because he's a big muscly manly man who's gotta show off in front of the audience.

Seriously? He literally breaks his hip into it. Well, figuratively speaking.