Any man who hits a woman is a thug and a brute and deserves to spend more than a few long, hot nights in that aforementioned cell with Baby. An innate attraction to the opposite sex does not automatically lead a man to spousal or sexual abuse, which is perhaps what Nelson wants us to conclude from Byrd's remarks. I feel quite sure that if either of these two ladies had heard their sons making a vulgarly disrespectful remark about a woman or a girl, they would have cheerfully taken the boys' heads off. There's a problem here, but it sure doesn't lie with any of the women I know, all of whom are simply average, and well above Nelson's standard. I don't believe it.
Men are men in that they are unlike women.
They don't act like women, and they shouldn't be expected to. I pity Jill Nelson as I would pity any powerless person. It must be a frightening, intimidating thing to live in her world, peopled as it is with great lurking beasts whose only desire is to prey upon her in order to satisfy their wanton lusts. Maybe I should lend her my world atlas. Works for me.