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What? Can you give us some examples?
by puszczyk 5y ago
What? Can you give us some examples?
- matheusmoreira 5y ago> What are you gonna do? Shoot me? > You don't have the guts. If you challenge a violent criminal like this, you leave him no choice but to shoot you. That goes double if you do it in front of his peers. Either he rises up to your challenge or he loses respect. He's dead if people don't respect him. People do all sorts of things when they're placed in stressful situations. It's easy to end up making this sort of challenge when trying to drive away an aggressor. Insults, challenges, threatening violence, threatening to call the cops. Sometimes a violent person starts to back down and leave but the victim just has to get that last insult in to teach him a lesson. Like all people, women are prone to this. Verbal violence can and will escalate a dangerous situation. Sometimes women initiate physical violence against much stronger men: they slap him.
- stevenicr 5y agoHaving worked in the nightclub biz for ~20 years - I have seen situations like these occur many times. It truly amazes me how much people will push others to commit violence - often doing X or Y multiple times - even when others are trying to quash it - and sometimes it seemed that it just intensified when people were stopped / held back, or the initial situation was otherwise 'stopped'.
- matheusmoreira 5y agoYou must have some interesting stories!
- stevenicr 5y agoYeah, I keep thinking I should write a book on it - especially now that many of the places have been gentrified out of existence - which could also be an interesting part of the book. If the Oprah show was still a thing it would make for a couple of good segments for sure.