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You forgot: E) Get enough space between you and your adversary to get away. To put it another way, if you have the upper hand then you're at risk of permanent
by iuguy 16y ago
You forgot:
E) Get enough space between you and your adversary to get away.
To put it another way, if you have the upper hand then you're at risk of permanently injuring them if the fight continues. If they have the upper hand then you're at risk of being permanently injured. The best way to avoid this is to get away.
- nagrom 16y agoAbsolutely. Furthermore - if you have the upper hand and can get away, then you are most likely committing a criminal offence by not doing so. The law doesn't recognise the idea that you have the right to lay into someone for being an asshole, or even for breaking your nose. If you can get away and don't, then you are at risk of prosecution.