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I mean technically it's both threat OR to overcome active resistance. It could be argued that he was actively resisting by not standing.
by piptastic 7y ago
I mean technically it's both threat OR to overcome active resistance.
It could be argued that he was actively resisting by not standing.
- pulisse 7y ago> It could be argued that he was actively resisting by not standing. If that's active resistance, what would an example of passive resistance be?
- Viliam1234 7y agoFollowing the orders... but with insufficient enthusiasm?
- yathern 7y ago> it could be argued that he was actively resisting by not standing. That's "passive resistance" and the reason the term "actively" is specifically used.
- EForEndeavour 7y agoI honestly can't tell if you're being serious. In what perverse world is doing nothing considered active resistance?