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I have no response for (a) except to say that there’s an exception to every rule. (b) has been treated extensively in many discussions. These usually are usual
by rusk 9y ago
I have no response for (a) except to say that there’s an exception to every rule.
(b) has been treated extensively in many discussions. These usually are usually oriented around the role of conflict in daily life and the suitability of these arts as a way of dealing with them, for instance.
- mmirate 9y ago> conflict in daily life and the suitability of these arts as a way of dealing with them Good grief! I can't imagine the amount of paperwork that would accumulate if fighting was a day-to-day occurrence in my life (except in Army during wartime, where assault is the job instead of a crime).
- rusk 9y agoYou see, that’s where you’re missing the point entirely ... there’s more to conflict than violence ...
- mmirate 9y agoMars being the god of war, calling something a Martial art denotes that it is suitable for conflicts that have escalated all the way to war/violence. My previous statement meant to imply my hope that martial arts are not suitable for the vast majority of conflicts that occur in daily life.