Sooners' Mixon to police: 'Felt like a dude hit me'

I'm not one to advocate, support, condone, or participate in violence against any woman, but where is the line? Where is the check and balance that keeps a man from striking a woman and a woman from striking a man? If the smallest man hits a woman, life as he knew it is over for the most part, and maybe justified. Flip that and a woman strikes a man for ANY reason, and she's an "instant" hero? She'll be on Oprah the next day, and Gloria Allred will have her "press conference" where you hit one woman, and 30 days later, you actually hit 50, and 49 don't even know who you are. So it's "fair", when a woman hits a man? Why isn't the "moral" code that most men are taught "not to hit a woman" taught to women "do not hit a man"? Using your sex as an excuse for violence is not right when I a 300lb, 74in tall man cannot use mine as a "justification" ever. I know for a fact if Cyborg hit me, and I outweigh her by a lot, she would be ok. Now what won't be ok, is the massive rearrangement of the bones in my face. I would be sued so bad, that I wouldn't have to try to get a job to pay her and her lawyers, I'd be on the street with a sign saying "will work for teeth". In this story, there are two big wrongs, but who's wrong is worse is my question.