Poor Abby. I can't believe that dude did that to her. And he was supposedly her friend. This just proves you don't have to be in a relationship with an abuser to be a victim of domestic violence.
She should have kept the door bolted shut and called the police. Better yet, why didn't she bother to look through the peep-hole, before opening the door, and then call the police, in the first place?
@@marvinmoore2720 If you know why did you write "His wife's name was Alex."? Well, it's all the same... By the way the actress' real name by whom Elizabeth Corday was played is Alex Kingston. 😉
@@marvinmoore2720 She did know it was him that's why she dials 911 before opening the door, the things is she shouldn't have opened the door at all but as she says later, she was drinking (remember she's an alcoholic) therefore she wasn't able to make all the right decisions.
If clear evidence of a crime has been presented, and in this instance it is clearly presented to the viewer... It would take a specially ignorant sort to blame the victim. Frankly speaking, your example is a little disingenuous. Adopting "We should always believe the victims" is fraught with pitfalls. A simple Google search will disabuse anyone from blindly adhering to "We should always believe the victims." I wish we lived in a world where every single victim of abuse could incontrovertibly prove their case, but we do not live in that world just yet. The best we have is innocent until proven guilty. On the off chance your reply will consist of, "You have no idea how a victim feels." I assure you that I do. I'm just acutely aware of the consequences of believing anyone on faith alone. It's an awful feeling, to not have anything tangible to levy against one's abuser, and one lives with that for the remainder of their life. Unfortunately, that's part of the price for living in a world where we value evidence over feelings. As much as I have struggled with this, I would rather live in a world where reason, logic and evidence are valued above all else. A society that places a premium on such values is bound to do more good than bad. It's a painful trade-off in this instance, but one that I'll make every single time.
Poor Abby. I can't believe that dude did that to her. And he was supposedly her friend. This just proves you don't have to be in a relationship with an abuser to be a victim of domestic violence.
How was he her friend?
Sorry, I didn't know they weren't friends. I just assumed they were in that moment.
@@dequincystanberry8357 Actually she had just recently became me friends with his wife, Joyce. Not him.
She should have kept the door bolted shut and called the police.
Better yet, why didn't she bother to look through the peep-hole, before opening the door, and then call the police, in the first place?
Later episodes she said she was drunk
@Alexis Cou No she didn't
She was calling the police while she was answering the door.
I love Dr Greene. 💚💛💙😘😃😍😊
I absolutely love Abby and she never deserve that and I was so glad that Luka beat the hell out of him
no one 'deservers' that
what a copward
Did Abby lockhart was her first day of rotaton on season 6 called abby road before lucy passed away
Abby 🥰🥰😍😍😍😍😍
I love Dr Greene. so much he used to work with his wife named elizabeth
He wife's name was Alex
@@marvinmoore2720 Nope, his 1st wife was Jennifer, his 2nd wife was Elizabeth. 😉
@@_Lane_ I know but thanks anyway
@@marvinmoore2720 If you know why did you write "His wife's name was Alex."?
Well, it's all the same... By the way the actress' real name by whom Elizabeth Corday was played is Alex Kingston. 😉
@@_Lane_ Because I forgot that her name was Elizabeth at first but I remember and that her real name is Alex
This is where abby got beat up by Brian
Shelby Chilingirian Brian was not good guys if he loves beating woman I'm surprise luka didn't beat him up there when he saw him in the bar
@@scanlon1201 ..he almost beat the hellll out of him... I realllly wish Lukka had though. buttheadbrian deserved it
@@scanlon1201 Yes he did, he beat the hell out of him
luka shows up from work and then he finds a guy who hit Abby. In the face i don't know why these people are tryna to let go of it
?
What
i really admire brian like liks guy. i mean really. . i realy men with the guts to take on them. im being sarcarcastic
What episode is it please
This is from season 8 episode 14
Why would poor Abby feel obligated to open the door and crack to that maniac?
She didn't know that was him
@@marvinmoore2720 She did know it was him that's why she dials 911 before opening the door, the things is she shouldn't have opened the door at all but as she says later, she was drinking (remember she's an alcoholic) therefore she wasn't able to make all the right decisions.
Anyone else want to blame the victim?
If clear evidence of a crime has been presented, and in this instance it is clearly presented to the viewer... It would take a specially ignorant sort to blame the victim. Frankly speaking, your example is a little disingenuous. Adopting "We should always believe the victims" is fraught with pitfalls. A simple Google search will disabuse anyone from blindly adhering to "We should always believe the victims." I wish we lived in a world where every single victim of abuse could incontrovertibly prove their case, but we do not live in that world just yet. The best we have is innocent until proven guilty.
On the off chance your reply will consist of, "You have no idea how a victim feels." I assure you that I do. I'm just acutely aware of the consequences of believing anyone on faith alone. It's an awful feeling, to not have anything tangible to levy against one's abuser, and one lives with that for the remainder of their life. Unfortunately, that's part of the price for living in a world where we value evidence over feelings. As much as I have struggled with this, I would rather live in a world where reason, logic and evidence are valued above all else. A society that places a premium on such values is bound to do more good than bad. It's a painful trade-off in this instance, but one that I'll make every single time.
Hell no it's never the victim's fault
Did Abby lockhart was her first day of rotaton on season 6 called abby road before lucy passed away
Abby's first official episode was Great Expectations. She was the Obgyn Nurse who helped Carol give birth
Abby was also there when Lucy died