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Lifer
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I don't discredit martial arts as useful but it's not going to stop a bullet.

Or an assailant with a distinct advantage, be it hand held weapon or sheer physical size / strength.

Anyone dismissing the need for self defense really has no clue what kind of world they live in.
 
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WTF are you talking about, I am not carrying a gun today.

Also I don't follow anyone. I will make my statement and if they don't like it and it warrants the police I will make that call.

Yesterday I was told by the lady she would slap the shit out of me. I was sort of hoping for that. It would have been a great lesson for her to be on video at that cashier assaulting a white guy for just telling her she was blocking the entire drive through lane.

I was not in the wrong with that comment. I didn't say it like a dick, just let her know.

She went off and created the drama.

Then you are escalating the situation. A no-go in Texas for CHL holders.
 

alkemyst

No Lifer
Feb 13, 2001
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I don't discredit martial arts as useful but it's not going to stop a bullet.

Knowing how to fight I feel should be a requirement for anyone getting a concealed carry permit.

The tactics you learn scale into weapons definitely.

What I find deplorable is all these guys in our forums 'supposedly' carrying daily and self-proclaimed MMA experts that do nothing at all and even recommend not getting involved in disputes witnessed.

sad times today.
 

Imp

Lifer
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Huge +1... At some point during the degradation of society over the last 30 years, it became unacceptable to 'call out' an ignorant dumbass. Nowadays you're supposed to shy away in a corner and ignore them, which is essentially accepting their behavior.


I'm with alky on this one... Act like a rude dumbass, don't get surprised when you're treated like a rude dumbass.

Thank goodness for people willing to fight the good fight on ATOT... where everyone thinks they're omnipotent and can do no wrong.
 

sourceninja

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Mar 8, 2005
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Knowing how to fight I feel should be a requirement for anyone getting a concealed carry permit.

The tactics you learn scale into weapons definitely.

What I find deplorable is all these guys in our forums 'supposedly' carrying daily and self-proclaimed MMA experts that do nothing at all and even recommend not getting involved in disputes witnessed.

sad times today.


I'll tell you what, you are welcome to come down to my bjj/mma gym and watch me do nothing at all any time you want. I'll even let you get in the ring and do nothing at all with me. I'm a 30 year old man, and I'm not in the best shape, but I'm pretty good at doing nothing against anyone.

I carry a gun for self defense. I train martial arts for sport. The first rule of self defense is to not place yourself in a dangerous situation. So not getting involved = self defense. Are you really this dense? It would take a moron to suggest to anyone that actively engaging people who are not bothering you, yet causing trouble would be safer than just going on with your life.

My gun is to protect me and my family. Screw everyone else, they can put in the work, go to the range, take classes on the proper use of that firearm, and protect themselves. Or they can wait for the police. I don't care. Some fat chick who can't park isn't worth getting shot when your walking away. In fact I would say it is unethical to inject yourself into a situation that may require you to defend yourself with an obvious out that would prevent the conflict in the first place exists. I'm not saying you run away from a robber, but I'm saying if a guy is yelling at a guy across the street, keep on walking and let the police handle it.

This is what went wrong in florida in this article http://www.ksdk.com/news/article/31...Stand-Your-Ground-law-is-free-pass-for-murder

A old man yells at a kid. A guy (who the article doesn't state as the kids father, just a guy out with his own kids) gets involved for no good reason. They argue and the man shoots and kills the guy. IF he had minded his own business he would be alive today.

Self defense starts with your mouth and your mind. Anyone out picking a fight deserves what they get. One day, not minding your own business will end poorly for you. Although I hope for your sake I'm wrong, I don't want to see someone get hurt because you escalated them.

*Edit* I just realized how emotional I am on this issue. I'm going to back off now, it's pointless to be emotionally invested in a internet argument.
 
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SViper

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Feb 17, 2005
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Knowing how to fight I feel should be a requirement for anyone getting a concealed carry permit.

The tactics you learn scale into weapons definitely.

What I find deplorable is all these guys in our forums 'supposedly' carrying daily and self-proclaimed MMA experts that do nothing at all and even recommend not getting involved in disputes witnessed.

sad times today.

While I do commend your efforts to get involved to resolve other people's altercations, the laws that apply to me living in Texas would not be on your side.

According to Texas Penal Code 9.31:

(b) The use of force against another is not justified:

(4) if the actor provoked the other's use or attempted use of
unlawful force
, unless:
(A) the actor abandons the encounter, or clearly communicates
to the other his intent to do so reasonably believing he cannot safely
abandon the encounter; and
(B) the other nevertheless continues or attempts to use unlawful
force against the actor;

A "reasonable" person would perceive that you provoked the other person, in which the self-defense laws in Texas would no longer defend you.

Also Penal Code 9.32:

(e) A person who has a right to be present at the location where the
force is used, who has not provoked the person against whom the force
is used
, and who is not engaged in criminal activity at the time the force
is used is not required to retreat before using force as described by this
section.

Also, one thing that my instructor emphasized in my CHL class is that you should only be concerned with protecting yourself and your loved ones if a situation arises. The goal is to remove yourself and your loved ones from the immediate threat. If you start trying to clear rooms to seek out and neutralize the threat, you are likely to end up getting shot by law enforcement officers as there isn't a clear way to discern you from suspects.
 

IGemini

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Kel-Tec makes some badass weps, I really like the sub-2000 (.40 version but heard the 9mm is fun too) tactical rifle that is only freaking 4 lbs (wife and kids can handle it in an emergency) and hits 2X as hard as any pistol/revolver. The kicker is that it's only around $300, has an extremely low rate of jamming, and the only complaint people had was the trigger but that is minor/picky stuff. Next I'm going to check out their "plastic" tactical short barrel shotgun for home defense.

FTFY, even if a pistol was completely made from bottle plastic it wouldn't be 4oz, never mind a rifle. SUB2000's are nice though, was tempted to pick up a 9mm I found not long ago.
 

alkemyst

No Lifer
Feb 13, 2001
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Then you are escalating the situation. A no-go in Texas for CHL holders.

Bullshit, you have a right to call someone on their stupidity.

Also lol at source ninja, not willing to do anything in real life but making a threat to come get my ass kicked at his dojo.
 

alkemyst

No Lifer
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While I do commend your efforts to get involved to resolve other people's altercations, the laws that apply to me living in Texas would not be on your side.

According to Texas Penal Code 9.31:

(b) The use of force against another is not justified:

(4) if the actor provoked the other's use or attempted use of
unlawful force
, unless:
(A) the actor abandons the encounter, or clearly communicates
to the other his intent to do so reasonably believing he cannot safely
abandon the encounter; and
(B) the other nevertheless continues or attempts to use unlawful
force against the actor;

A "reasonable" person would perceive that you provoked the other person, in which the self-defense laws in Texas would no longer defend you.

Also Penal Code 9.32:

(e) A person who has a right to be present at the location where the
force is used, who has not provoked the person against whom the force
is used
, and who is not engaged in criminal activity at the time the force
is used is not required to retreat before using force as described by this
section.

Also, one thing that my instructor emphasized in my CHL class is that you should only be concerned with protecting yourself and your loved ones if a situation arises. The goal is to remove yourself and your loved ones from the immediate threat. If you start trying to clear rooms to seek out and neutralize the threat, you are likely to end up getting shot by law enforcement officers as there isn't a clear way to discern you from suspects.

You are either clueless or hiding behind the law as a coward.

Provoking is just confronting someone verbally, just like a simple touch is not enough for assault yet people believe it is.

WTF is talking about clearing rooms? We playing Call of Duty or some shit?
 

SP33Demon

Lifer
Jun 22, 2001
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FTFY, even if a pistol was completely made from bottle plastic it wouldn't be 4oz, never mind a rifle. SUB2000's are nice though, was tempted to pick up a 9mm I found not long ago.

Yep that was a typo, it weighs 4lbs not 4oz. 4lbs for a rifle is still well under average and not a hindrance for long hikes (and I prefer a rifle to a pistol when in the woods).

One issue with the Sub2000's on youtube is I saw some vids of the 9mm version cracking in half. Not sure if the .40S&W does it but I've had no issues.
 

SViper

Senior member
Feb 17, 2005
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You are either clueless or hiding behind the law as a coward.

Provoking is just confronting someone verbally, just like a simple touch is not enough for assault yet people believe it is.

WTF is talking about clearing rooms? We playing Call of Duty or some shit?

Thanks for making assumptions about my character. Last I checked, abiding by the law is the correct thing to do.

When you made the statement:

It escalated until she told me she was about to slap the shit out of me. I told her she better go and get a gun then.

You were not de-escalating the situation with verbal communication. Another thing discussed in the CHL class. Witnesses who give a statement to the police about this situation would say that you continued the conversation even though it continued to escalate. The witnesses may even side with you and say that you were in the right, but you did not "abandon the encounter, or clearly communicate to the other your intent to do so" as spelled out by Penal Code 9.31.

The "clearing rooms" example was given to rebut your examples. You and yours are what you should be concerned with protecting.
 

irishScott

Lifer
Oct 10, 2006
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Well, you're either paranoid or you live in a really shitty area. Most normal people don't feel the need to go around armed all the time.

Don't hate the messenger bro.

And don't get so angry. Take a stress pill or something.

Angry? So now you're putting words, psychological conditions and emotions in my head. Of the two of us I'm the one engaged in reasonable debate, and you're not an established troll so I'm hoping you'll come around.

But apparently not. From your posts you're just displaying a willful ignorance or incapability to comprehend how I and those like me think. Moreover you apparently think you know me better than I do (lol). I don't "need" to carry my firearm anywhere, didn't for most of my life and felt fine (as previously stated) but I do when practical. You on the other hand apparently have some "need" to declare me paranoid and shove your head in the sand when challenged.

The only message you're delivering is how arrogant you are, and it shows. You probably interpret that last line as the lashing out out an angry paranoid child. Well, that's about as far away from the truth as you can get, but if your ego demands ignorance, not much I can do about it.
 
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alkemyst

No Lifer
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Thanks for making assumptions about my character. Last I checked, abiding by the law is the correct thing to do.

When you made the statement:



You were not de-escalating the situation with verbal communication. Another thing discussed in the CHL class. Witnesses who give a statement to the police about this situation would say that you continued the conversation even though it continued to escalate. The witnesses may even side with you and say that you were in the right, but you did not "abandon the encounter, or clearly communicate to the other your intent to do so" as spelled out by Penal Code 9.31.

The "clearing rooms" example was given to rebut your examples. You and yours are what you should be concerned with protecting.

It's clear and we all get it...you have no desire to help anyone but yourself.

I live in Florida so whatever you keep misrepresenting about your own laws do not apply to me.

Also I had no need to abandon anything as I was waiting in line for food. You are clueless if you think your law would have demanded I then exit the restaurant with my tail between my legs and go elsewhere.

Please grow a pair.
 

SViper

Senior member
Feb 17, 2005
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It's clear and we all get it...you have no desire to help anyone but yourself.

I live in Florida so whatever you keep misrepresenting about your own laws do not apply to me.

Also I had no need to abandon anything as I was waiting in line for food. You are clueless if you think your law would have demanded I then exit the restaurant with my tail between my legs and go elsewhere.

Please grow a pair.

Florida statutes excerpt:

776.041 Use of force by aggressor.—The justification described in the preceding sections of this chapter is not available to a person who:
(1) Is attempting to commit, committing, or escaping after the commission of, a forcible felony; or
(2) Initially provokes the use of force against himself or herself, unless:
(a) Such force is so great that the person reasonably believes that he or she is in imminent danger of death or great bodily harm and that he or she has exhausted every reasonable means to escape such danger other than the use of force which is likely to cause death or great bodily harm to the assailant; or
(b) In good faith, the person withdraws from physical contact with the assailant and indicates clearly to the assailant that he or she desires to withdraw and terminate the use of force, but the assailant continues or resumes the use of force.

Bolded the relevant section. Looks like your state's statutes read similarly to mine.

Please take a look at your states statues here: http://www.leg.state.fl.us/Statutes/ I would hate for you to be in a bad situation because you weren't familiar with your state's laws and statues.
 

alkemyst

No Lifer
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Florida statutes excerpt:



Bolded the relevant section. Looks like your state's statutes read similarly to mine.

Please take a look at your states statues here: http://www.leg.state.fl.us/Statutes/ I would hate for you to be in a bad situation because you weren't familiar with your state's laws and statues.

I am well aware of my laws. I have had to talk to police a few times. I haven't been in the wrong yet and yes they did warn me it was dangerous.

I am not a coward though.
 

sourceninja

Diamond Member
Mar 8, 2005
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Bullshit, you have a right to call someone on their stupidity.

Also lol at source ninja, not willing to do anything in real life but making a threat to come get my ass kicked at his dojo.

Now that I've had lunch and time to think a bit and look at this unemotionally.

Not a dojo, we are not asian. Also not a threat, an invitation to train. No one gets their ass kicked in the gym.

They get punched, thrown, choked, kicked, grappled, sweaty, and occasionally injured. But getting your ass kicked implies ill will. I'll even buy you a beer after.

I also never said I'm not willing. I will do 100% what it takes to protect me and my family. I'm just smart about it. That said, my comment was that if you think I'm a blow hard, I offer you a chance to verify in person who I am and what I am about. You don't even need to step on the mat if you are worried about that. I promise to be friendly, polite, and you can just watch and I'll buy you a beer afterwards, we could even hit the range. I'm not even close to the best guy in the gym, so you can watch me get my ass kicked over and over and get a free beer. I'm told it's quite entertaining.

This is how I like to settle my arguments, with facts and evidence. This is not a call out, it's a offer. I know you probably don't come up north often enough, but if you find yourself in the Chicagoland area, shoot me a message.

In terms of running. I don't think you should have to "run with your tail between your legs". The whole argument that ended with you threatening a lady with force not equal to the threat by saying "You better go get a gun" (implies you will shoot her) would have never happend if you never opened your mouth in the first place. The difference between your idea of self defense and mine is that I do not engage trouble. If trouble engages me I act. In your example, I would have watched her make a scene and waited (possibly recording it for the sake of comedy) and then ordered my food when she left. If the employees were upset at her parking and her language, they would have asked her to leave and called the police. It's not your property, not your restaurant, and not your business.

She was upset you stuck your nose in her business. I would have told you to fuck off the same as anyone. It doesn't matter if she was being stupid. What if she had a gun? Are you prepared to shoot a lady because she didn't know how to park? Your methods will eventually lead to violence against you, someone with you, or to someone you are being a dick to. I know this because when I was a teen, I was like this. I told people what I thought and I ended up in a lot of fights because of it. You have to have the last word, you have to 'be a man' and make sure they know that your right, that you won.

Your stories always end with you standing your ground and the other person running having been bested by your pepper spray or insight. What happens when that next encounter is against another you? For every douche bag there is a bigger douche bag just waiting for you to run into.

Here's senario for you. Your in a bar just buying a drink, a large guy walks up slightly drunk and pushes you to get up to the bar. What do you do? Do you go "Hey man, blah blah blah" knowing he will retaliate with anger and escalate, or do you just shrug it off and walk back to your seat. You words here on the forum suggest you take the first choice, which means it will escalate to an argument. Now you get another choice, he takes a swing, do you mace/knife/shoot him? Or do you just back out of the way and wait for the bouncers to take him? Just shrugging him off would prevent all the trouble, but to you, you will know that in his head he think he bested you, that your not as much of a man that he is. Your ego can't let that stand, you will have to assert yourself. This is the weakness in your self defense strategy, your own ego.

I will only engage when life is endager. Everything us is petty ego. This is what I've learned as an adult and this is why I know I'll probably never need that gun. I am not a coward, cowards are people who are afraid to act. I choose to do nothing as a form of action until my action is required to save lives. That is just called smart.
 

Dr. Zaus

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Smart = coward then.
/agree
It turns out that violent and aggressive proclivities reduce as intellect increases; this is why internet tough guys are such a joke.

We are disembodied thoughts in an ether of communication that doesn't care that i'm 6'1 and shoot 'roids; they only care that I have a MASSIVE IQ and can defeat others in a reasonable argument...
 

alkemyst

No Lifer
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/agree
It turns out that violent and aggressive proclivities reduce as intellect increases; this is why internet tough guys are such a joke.

We are disembodied thoughts in an ether of communication that doesn't care that i'm 6'1 and shoot 'roids; they only care that I have a MASSIVE IQ and can defeat others in a reasonable argument...

Do you run all your posts through a thesaurus first?
 

Dr. Zaus

Lifer
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Do you run all your posts through a thesaurus first?

Hi Alky...

Just to be clear: you think my use of an expansive vocabulary is contrived and thus you feel this is some reasonable insult, yes?

I'm sorry to say, but this is how I speak in real life. Verbally I come off as a pretentious asshole that's full of himself who can only make friends with those that are equally self-efficacious.

You and I should be best buds, ya know?
 

alkemyst

No Lifer
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Hi Alky...

Just to be clear: you think my use of an expansive vocabulary is contrived and thus you feel this is some reasonable insult, yes?

I'm sorry to say, but this is how I speak in real life. Verbally I come off as a pretentious asshole that's full of himself who can only make friends with those that are equally self-efficacious.

You and I should be best buds, ya know?

no, I think you being so verbose and attempting to appear intellectual by using 'big words' is moronic.
 

Dr. Zaus

Lifer
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THOSE are typical urban jobs to you?

The OVERWHELMING MAJORITY of jobs in America, comprising some 80%+ of GDP, are urban. If all of those people simple moved out into the country, the economy would collapse.


Semi-rural. Something that's not a major urban center like Detroit; but instead something that's semi-rural; like a city of 100k with an economy supported in part by farms.

(4) if the actor provoked the other's use or attempted use of
unlawful force, unless:
(A) the actor abandons the encounter, or clearly communicates
to the other his intent to do so reasonably believing he cannot safely
abandon the encounter; and
(B) the other nevertheless continues or attempts to use unlawful
force against the actor;
/thread.

(actually it was /thread on the first page: but this answers the question at hand)

no, I think you being so verbose and attempting to appear intellectual by using 'big words' is moronic.

If only I had a fast car, shot 'roids and called the cops with my paranoid delusions... then it'd not have to use my normal vocabulary while talking on the internet, but rather could over-compensate for my intense fear that people will reject me as a worthy human for having cheated on my wife.

This is the cross i must bear; I do it grudgingly, but I do accept it.

I guess being the 70hour-work-week grad-student 'welfare' queen I am means I'll never amount to the "5%er" you are... If only I had hope... If only I could be more like you Alky.
 
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JulesMaximus

No Lifer
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If only I had a fast car, shot 'roids and called the cops with my paranoid delusions... then it'd not have to use my normal vocabulary while talking on the internet to over-compensate for my intense fear that people will reject me as a worthy human for having cheated on my wife.

This is the cross i must bear; I do it grudgingly, but I do accept it.

:biggrin::thumbsup:

Nice ninja edit.

BTW-I agree with your comments in this thread.
 
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