Originally posted by Garland
Humor me for a second... *ahem*
IMAGINE if you will... culpability, avoidance, awareness (not paranoia), and adherence to the human conduct code.
Most fights you will find yourself in are going to be power plays and machismo based social rituals that can be avoided or at least prevented from escalating by swallowing your ego and skulking off to lick your psychic wounds.
The second large cateogory will be your being on the other side of that scenario, with you being the agressor or posturing, etc to egg on the fight or put the other person in a position wherein they would lose face by decling to fight.
The third category is being in the wrong place at the wrong time...which can be avoided by simply staying out of the wrong places. If you get my drift.
The last category is the miscelaneous/unlikely category, which includes real assaults, muggings, third party defense situations, and other scenarios that happen to somebody perhaps once in their lifetime if they are unlucky, and perhaps significantly more if they put themselves in situations that make them more likely.
99.999999% of altercations can be avoided. That is why most members of our society feel it unnecessary to train in anything.
If you are NOT a member of law enforcement, a bouncer, an EMT, a soldier, a prison guard, somebody that has to work around the violently unstable, or another high-risk profession...(many of which have rules about when and how you can defend yourself) then what's the rush?
Why do you think that you could have your arteries slashed? ...or is your intent for lethal force more sinister...?
Please, sir...answer my question as to WHY you NEED "lethal force" options.
IMAGINE if you will... culpability, avoidance, awareness (not paranoia), and adherence to the human conduct code.
Most fights you will find yourself in are going to be power plays and machismo based social rituals that can be avoided or at least prevented from escalating by swallowing your ego and skulking off to lick your psychic wounds.
The second large cateogory will be your being on the other side of that scenario, with you being the agressor or posturing, etc to egg on the fight or put the other person in a position wherein they would lose face by decling to fight.
The third category is being in the wrong place at the wrong time...which can be avoided by simply staying out of the wrong places. If you get my drift.
The last category is the miscelaneous/unlikely category, which includes real assaults, muggings, third party defense situations, and other scenarios that happen to somebody perhaps once in their lifetime if they are unlucky, and perhaps significantly more if they put themselves in situations that make them more likely.
99.999999% of altercations can be avoided. That is why most members of our society feel it unnecessary to train in anything.
If you are NOT a member of law enforcement, a bouncer, an EMT, a soldier, a prison guard, somebody that has to work around the violently unstable, or another high-risk profession...(many of which have rules about when and how you can defend yourself) then what's the rush?
Why do you think that you could have your arteries slashed? ...or is your intent for lethal force more sinister...?
Please, sir...answer my question as to WHY you NEED "lethal force" options.
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