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Originally Posted by kakatootoshi
Dear smoothsake,
What a funny story!
I guess I may do the same if I am in the same situation (living in a million dollar home). For me it has nothing to do with Kyokushin. If I see something obviously wrong like someone trying to grab a purse or someone is going to be raped then I will stand up, but in this case I do not see how I am going to put myself in the situation. How can you know if the White ladies or the Latin ladies were on the right side of the argument? Violence is not good but it is a pragmatic solution to solve problems in our society. If I am a school teacher and they are my students then of course I will stop them no matter what, and teach them the need of unity. But c'mon these are adults! But in your case I do not feel comfortable with the guy with a gun. The only good thing is that he did not use the gun to threaten the rival ladies or aid in the combat of his own side, obviously he wants to make sure to grudge between the two groups of ladies were to be sorted out between themselves.
OSU!
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I dont think anything makes us immune, because if it was , for example, your daughter getting hit, the panic wud come back again but it numbs the fear of getting hit, because that is our only fear in a fight