Bellator fighter War Machine tweets about 'raping' girlfriend Christy Mack

Alright, I'll say this, I get what War Machine is doing here. He's using language casually, trying to be controversial and show that he doesn't play by the rules of modern society. But there's a point where attention grabbing slips from the desperate to the unconditionally terrible and this comes pretty close to crossing that line. War Machine posted a couple of tweets today about raping his girlfriend Christy Mack, because she wanted do get errands done (presumably before having sex). He defended his sentiments by saying that "Real men rape their wives and girlfriends."

Just raped @ChristyMack She tried to make me wait until "after errands" As if! =p

— War Machine (@WarMachine170) August 10, 2013

Real men rape. ( Their GF's and wives, not strangers, don't get your panties in a bunch.) — War Machine (@WarMachine170) August 10, 2013

Get it? He's a dominant man, so when he wants sex from a lover he takes it! He rapes her, because that's what a real man does...

Bellator has slowly been cutting ties with it's problem children of late, first releasing Brett Rogers, and then Maiquel Falcao and Paul Daley. Maybe it's time to cut all the dead weight and leave War Machine to go be a real man on the regional circuit.

War Machine and Christy Mack on the MMA Hour in June 2013:

UPDATE by Tim Burke: War Machine has now deleted the "real men rape" tweet, and added two more to explain that it was taken out of context:

Apparently you idiots didn't read my tweet prior to the one y'all are crying about, it puts it in the right context. Sensitive ass bitches.

— War Machine (@WarMachine170) August 10, 2013

Context is the word...y'all motherfuckers just love to take what I say out of CONTEXT and then attempt to demonize me with it. #DIESLOW

— War Machine (@WarMachine170) August 10, 2013

Mack also tweeted on the issue:

To be clear, @WarMachine170 says stupid things at times; we all know this. He did not rape me, nor would he rape any woman (or man).

— Christy Mack (@ChristyMack) August 10, 2013