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You can draw your own conclusions, but what I see is somebody preparing, consciously, to use the force of slamming their elbow into a police officer's face in o
by readerrrr 12y ago
You can draw your own conclusions, but what I see is somebody preparing, consciously, to use the force of slamming their elbow into a police officer's face in order to escape from that officer.
What is the point of the wording "preparing consciously"? Can you prepare for something unconsciously? If someone gropes you from behind, some conscious effort is required to defend yourself.
Fact-free magazines like Cosmopolitan may display sympathy for people like Ms. McMillan, but here at HackerNews we should not.
Please don't use the term "we". I'm not a sociopath and I have sympathy for people who were treated unjustfully.
- SilasX 12y ago>What is the point of the wording "preparing consciously"? Can you prepare for something unconsciously? The point was probably to emphasize the premeditation of it, and I agree it was needlessly verbose. But yes, you can prepare unconsciously, like when your body has the fight-or-flight response.
- mrottenkolber 12y ago> Please don't use the term "we". I'm not a sociopath and I have sympathy for people who were treated unjustfully. A thousand times this.