Valley Fight Clubs?

Ok, this is one geek inner circle I've never been included in! I'm trying to decide what exactly is so disturbing about this. The sheer fighting (this is pretty graphic, so don't watch if you are squeamish), the weird misogynistic element of hitting with purses and Martha Stewart magazines, or the fact that the Valley makes these people feel so "dead" that they need this. Does it flick to a deeper cultural problem in the Valley?

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You have got to be f---king kidding me. Does it point to a deeper cultural problem in the Valley? Without question.

Though perhaps we should just let them kill each other.

ok fair point cathy! i guess i meant a Valley-specific problem. or did these guys just happen to highlight a group in the valley?

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