I respect ppl who have ability of violence

I respect groups of people who will fight if need be. I dont like men who are scared of physical conflict or people who have never engaged in it. For some reason these rugged types of people are more respectable to me. But I also do not respect douchebags or bullies.

I think people have gotten way too used to not getting punched in the face and its nice to have a group of friends who know what thats like. I think the internet has created such weakness in people which floods into the real world. When you are used to being anonymous and calling people names over the internet you get male karens going up to people shouting and saying slurs and seem to not comprehend that some people will punch them in the mouth.

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  • Yeah a man should know how to fight. If you can't fight you can't protect yourself, your family and your country. The Western world is in a state of being of a massive pussy atm, but some men can still hold their own. Woe to the West for the day those men die.

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    • Have you noticed its disproportionately white people who have a disgust by the use of fighting? I see us as just being weaker than the rest now. I think it has to do with living too comfortably for too long. It kind of grosses me out to be honest. We are like domesticated poodles now. If someone comes up and takes our food we just run off and say "Violence is never the answer. Call the cops!"

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      • I remember a famous saying from a book. it goes something like this. Strong men bring good times, good times breed weak men; weak men bring bad times; bad times breed strong men. it's sad, and it's true, and we are in good times at the moment.

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  • There is absolutely no reason to get violent if you or the people around you are not in physical danger.

    They are just words. Even if they hurt grow up and learn how to ignore and walk away.

    I like the way it is now where physical assault of any kind gets people arrested and people can no longer ruin a groups fun and meal by causing a scene and starting a bar fight.

    There's already enough hostility in the world we don't need physical hostility added to it.

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    • Are you a woman?

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      • Yes but I don't see how that's relevant?

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        • Violence is typically the domain of man. Women tend to have different perspectives on the matter.

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          • Ive always been genuinely curious with the name pinkpickle it could be like some cheeky name for a gay dude. She's never said either way.

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            • The name comes from turnips pickled with beets which are called pink pickles.

              I just really like pickled vegetables.

              It was just the first thing that popped into my head making my account.

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        • Just always wondered.

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    • Imagine actually thinking this.

      So as governments step on your rights and freedoms, your solution is 'protest peacefully'? Canadians tried that with the trucker rally and the government still cracked down.

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  • That is a respectable trait.

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  • Do I count as having "never engaged in physical conflict" if I've been punched in the face but can't fight? I've never landed a hit.

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    • No but id say it is a good thing it happened honestly. It humbles you and teaches you boundaries.

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      • There was nothing humbling about it nor did I learn anything. This was a kid back in grade school that punched me for standing at a bus stop.

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  • I think I understand what you mean. It's good to surround yourself with men that can have your back and have the capacity to protect the things they love if necessary but if you think lowly of men that aren't willing to throw fists at the first sign of disrespect then that's where I'd disagree with you. Fights aren't like the movies where you get to decide who survives a punch and who doesn't, it takes one punch to have someone dead. This is why it's good to learn social skills to combat disrespect while also physically training for those rare instances you need to protect what you love physically.

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    • No throwing fists at the first sign of disrespect comes off as insecurity. But having boundaries where you will punch someone or slap them is a good quality.

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      • Maybe. I can see where you're coming from and the merits of both sides. I'd air on the side of caution and say not to throw hands unless you have reason to suspect the other is about to be violent to you or your loved ones. Is that what you mean?

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        • What if a man slapped your wife on the ass infront of abunch of ppl? He humiliated you and your wife in public.

          In this case as cheesy as it may sound you should defend the honor of your wife and not doing that makes you a push over to me.

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          • I would consider that physical assault as well as sexual harassment/assault I believe in that case a display of force may be acceptable but contacting the authorities is preferable.

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          • That's a good point actually. It's hard to say. I would probably hold him up against a wall to humiliate him without risking lethal force and make him leave. If he reacts violently to that then I suppose it would lead to more risky violence. What I worry about is if I accidently harm someone to the point I get locked up and my partner is left to wait for me alone for years, especially if the violence in question resulted in a death.

            I do get where you're coming from, maybe there is a justified level of violence to such situations that's warranted.

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            • Personally this mindet is very odd to me, but I see the logic in it. Maybe it's just a different upbringing.

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