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Shoot, if my son is 100lb frail boy and his new girly friend is 240lbs bullying him for his Snack Pack, I'm teaching my son tai-kwan-do
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uh...what?Originally Posted by l Knicks Fresh Knick l
yes sir, aint no way this should/will happen if you have the right convo's about this with your child.
and I hope they NEVER legalize gay marriges, that will "open" that window for the oppurtunity..
And that last sentence is the issue with this question. I'm not one for hittin tho I've done it in the past (actually slamming) when my anger got the best of me when my girl kept pokin and proddin at situations.Originally Posted by LarryIndiana219
Originally Posted by DCAllAmerican
Originally Posted by eaalto
I think that this should transcend gender and be generalized to never strike someone that is weaker than you. Utilize a continuum of force, and only use as much force as necessary to control the situation.
E.G.: I am 5'10" 230 pounds. My wife is 5'10" 145 pounds. Assume she has a little too much to drink and gets irritated at something I say. She follows me around the house punching me in the arm, and shoving me against the wall. I simply try to remove myself from the situation because if I am away from her, she cannot punch me, cannot shove me, cannot lay hands on me. Just because she is punching me doesn't warrant a return punch. I'll compare it to hitting someone with a plastic bat versus a wooden bat. There's just no sense in retaliating. Just do what it takes to control the person and get them to stop, and that's it.
I don't believe that women should take advantage of this double standard, however.Well said Ellatio
Originally Posted by JDocs
I will teach my CHILD not to strike ANYONE unless they plan on killing that person right then. That's my moto, hence why I've never been in a fight.
Haha, I just let that one go.Originally Posted by J Dilla Himself
He butchered it on purpose .lol. And Diego, i dont have any problem with larryindian
yeah..what?Originally Posted by KingofIlladelph
uh...what?Originally Posted by l Knicks Fresh Knick l
yes sir, aint no way this should/will happen if you have the right convo's about this with your child.
and I hope they NEVER legalize gay marriges, that will "open" that window for the oppurtunity..
Originally Posted by J Dilla Himself
nvm..dude in this thread is a ******ed idiot
Originally Posted by JDocs
I will teach my CHILD not to strike ANYONE unless they plan on killing that person right then. That's my moto, hence why I've never been in a fight.
Originally Posted by l Knicks Fresh Knick l
yes sir, aint no way this should/will happen if you have the right convo's about this with your child.
and I hope they NEVER legalize gay marriges, that will "open" that window for the oppurtunity..
Originally Posted by juggy4805
Yes, unless the chick is coming at him or his family with a weapon. If she is all bets are off.
What an ignorant, moronic statement.Originally Posted by l Knicks Fresh Knick l
and I hope they NEVER legalize gay marriges, that will "open" that window for the oppurtunity..
Well said.Originally Posted by eaalto
I think that this should transcend gender and be generalized to never strike someone that is weaker than you. Utilize a continuum of force, and only use as much force as necessary to control the situation.
E.G.: I am 5'10" 230 pounds. My wife is 5'10" 145 pounds. Assume she has a little too much to drink and gets irritated at something I say. She follows me around the house punching me in the arm, and shoving me against the wall. I simply try to remove myself from the situation because if I am away from her, she cannot punch me, cannot shove me, cannot lay hands on me. Just because she is punching me doesn't warrant a return punch. I'll compare it to hitting someone with a plastic bat versus a wooden bat. There's just no sense in retaliating. Just do what it takes to control the person and get them to stop, and that's it.
I don't believe that women should take advantage of this double standard, however.
eaalto wrote:
I think that this should transcend gender and be generalized to never strike someone that is weaker than you. Utilize a continuum of force, and only use as much force as necessary to control the situation.
E.G.: I am 5'10" 230 pounds. My wife is 5'10" 145 pounds. Assume she has a little too much to drink and gets irritated at something I say. She follows me around the house punching me in the arm, and shoving me against the wall. I simply try to remove myself from the situation because if I am away from her, she cannot punch me, cannot shove me, cannot lay hands on me. Just because she is punching me doesn't warrant a return punch. I'll compare it to hitting someone with a plastic bat versus a wooden bat. There's just no sense in retaliating. Just do what it takes to control the person and get them to stop, and that's it.
I don't believe that women should take advantage of this double standard, however.
I agree to some extent, but pain is pain and abuse is abuse. Trying to justify it by saying ones forces is less greater then the other is neither here nor there. Thats like saying and eye for and eye and a tooth for a tooth, UNLESS its not on exact equal playing fields.
By that logic, if one person comes at me with a box cutter, and i have a switch blade i shouldnt use mines because mines inflict more pain. Or if someone has a 22 and i have a glock 45 i should keep my gun in the holster because mines inflicts more damage. We pratice, and woman petition for years of an equal treatment etc. We wont same pay same opportunities etc, but when it comes to reprocutions and consequnces, its oh well im a woman, its not fair we arent equal, im less then you.
Just because someone is smaller then you be it male or female has nothing to do with how they can defend/protect themselves (ie bruce lee anyone). Im 6'3 187 and have the same chances/odds of potentially getting serves by a frail 5'10 dude as i have a chance to handle a 6'7 285 lbs man/woman. I see what your saying, but if anyone attacks me, the amount or effort i use to defend myself wont be contingent on things such as their size etc, with the exception of them being a child elderly (at a point of feebleness) or displacement of some sort of issue: ******ation...
you would beat a woman like a man? you'd smack your wife or your girlfriend?Originally Posted by JediMaster23
I would never hit a woman out of spite, but if im attacked then its on, real talk
If a female hits a man she can get hit right back, I would beat a woman just like a man if needed.
I would teach my son the same.
PS, if she is my GF orwife and she hits me she would prolly just get smacked back.
But a random chick gettin amp, its a fight.
Originally Posted by J Dilla Himself
only for self defense/if his life is in danger. even then, i would say to just grab her and immobilize her
I agree to some extent, but pain is pain and abuse is abuse. Trying to justify it by saying ones forces is less greater then the other is neither here nor there. Thats like saying and eye for and eye and a tooth for a tooth, UNLESS its not on exact equal playing fields.Originally Posted by LDJ
eaalto wrote:
I think that this should transcend gender and be generalized to never strike someone that is weaker than you. Utilize a continuum of force, and only use as much force as necessary to control the situation.
E.G.: I am 5'10" 230 pounds. My wife is 5'10" 145 pounds. Assume she has a little too much to drink and gets irritated at something I say. She follows me around the house punching me in the arm, and shoving me against the wall. I simply try to remove myself from the situation because if I am away from her, she cannot punch me, cannot shove me, cannot lay hands on me. Just because she is punching me doesn't warrant a return punch. I'll compare it to hitting someone with a plastic bat versus a wooden bat. There's just no sense in retaliating. Just do what it takes to control the person and get them to stop, and that's it.
I don't believe that women should take advantage of this double standard, however.
This.Originally Posted by cocolicious
There should never be a reason to hit or fight anyone unless it's to save your life.
I agree to some extent, but pain is pain and abuse is abuse. Trying to justify it by saying ones forces is less greater then the other is neither here nor there. Thats like saying and eye for and eye and a tooth for a tooth, UNLESS its not on exact equal playing fields.Originally Posted by LDJ
eaalto wrote:
I think that this should transcend gender and be generalized to never strike someone that is weaker than you. Utilize a continuum of force, and only use as much force as necessary to control the situation.
E.G.: I am 5'10" 230 pounds. My wife is 5'10" 145 pounds. Assume she has a little too much to drink and gets irritated at something I say. She follows me around the house punching me in the arm, and shoving me against the wall. I simply try to remove myself from the situation because if I am away from her, she cannot punch me, cannot shove me, cannot lay hands on me. Just because she is punching me doesn't warrant a return punch. I'll compare it to hitting someone with a plastic bat versus a wooden bat. There's just no sense in retaliating. Just do what it takes to control the person and get them to stop, and that's it.
I don't believe that women should take advantage of this double standard, however.
Originally Posted by starzinoureyes
you would beat a woman like a man? you'd smack your wife or your girlfriend?Originally Posted by JediMaster23
I would never hit a woman out of spite, but if im attacked then its on, real talk
If a female hits a man she can get hit right back, I would beat a woman just like a man if needed.
I would teach my son the same.
PS, if she is my GF orwife and she hits me she would prolly just get smacked back.
But a random chick gettin amp, its a fight.
your mother should have off'ed you when she had the chance.
You're complicating the discussion at hand, but kind of validating what I stated earlier. Utilizing a continuum of force, the amount of force you need to use escalates on a need basis. If someone pulls out a box cutter, by all means your use of a switch blade is justified. Smaller gun, bigger gun, it doesn't matter, but the point I was trying to make is you don't bring a gun to a knife fight, and you don't need to knock some frail person out for baby punching you.Originally Posted by eaalto
I agree to some extent, but pain is pain and abuse is abuse. Trying to justify it by saying ones forces is less greater then the other is neither here nor there. Thats like saying and eye for and eye and a tooth for a tooth, UNLESS its not on exact equal playing fields.Originally Posted by LDJ
eaalto wrote:
I think that this should transcend gender and be generalized to never strike someone that is weaker than you. Utilize a continuum of force, and only use as much force as necessary to control the situation.
E.G.: I am 5'10" 230 pounds. My wife is 5'10" 145 pounds. Assume she has a little too much to drink and gets irritated at something I say. She follows me around the house punching me in the arm, and shoving me against the wall. I simply try to remove myself from the situation because if I am away from her, she cannot punch me, cannot shove me, cannot lay hands on me. Just because she is punching me doesn't warrant a return punch. I'll compare it to hitting someone with a plastic bat versus a wooden bat. There's just no sense in retaliating. Just do what it takes to control the person and get them to stop, and that's it.
I don't believe that women should take advantage of this double standard, however.
By that logic, if one person comes at me with a box cutter, and i have a switch blade i shouldnt use mines because mines inflict more pain. Or if someone has a 22 and i have a glock 45 i should keep my gun in the holster because mines inflicts more damage. We pratice, and woman petition for years of an equal treatment etc. We wont same pay same opportunities etc, but when it comes to reprocutions and consequnces, its oh well im a woman, its not fair we arent equal, im less then you.
Just because someone is smaller then you be it male or female has nothing to do with how they can defend/protect themselves (ie bruce lee anyone). Im 6'3 187 and have the same chances/odds of potentially getting serves by a frail 5'10 dude as i have a chance to handle a 6'7 285 lbs man/woman. I see what your saying, but if anyone attacks me, the amount or effort i use to defend myself wont be contingent on things such as their size etc, with the exception of them being a child elderly (at a point of feebleness) or displacement of some sort of issue: ******ation...