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14 février 2011 à 14:11:38
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remy b


Hello!

Beaucoup à lire mais pas beaucoup de belles images.
Intéressant.

http://www.nononsenseselfdefense.com/

Si le lien avait déjà été posté, autant supprimer ce fil pour ne pas faire doublon...

Wala!

Rémy
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rémy b
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14 février 2011 à 15:23:16
Réponse #1

Lemuel


Pas beaucoup à lire mais :

When the conversation quoted above starts to head down that direction, I begin to feel an overwhelming urge to put my forehead into my hand and shake my head, because I know I am about to get a long dissertation on how great of a knife fighter this guy is. Yep, he's a knifefighter alright ... his business card even says so. And I *know* that I am going to be regaled with awe inspiring tales of all the knife fights that his instructor -- not only survived --but gloriously 'won' using this awesome knife fighting system that stud-muffins now knows.

Not to put too fine of a point on it, but thinking that training in 'knife fighting is the same as doing it is like a virgin telling me he knows everything there is about sex because he's 'studied' porno movies.

The only people who are going to be impressed are other virgins. And all the cocky arrogance the world about his deadly training isn't going to change the fact, that such a person is still a virgin -- therefore NOT a knifer, much less a "knife fighter."
To Any And All Would-Be Knife Fighters
Here's a message to anyone who thinks that by pulling a weapon in a fight will guarantee he will never lose...

Learn to take your beating like a man.
 
If you step into the arena of violence it doesn't matter what you call it. Violence is what it is. A fight doesn't change because you call it 'self-defense.' Violence happens for a lot of reasons and an overwhelming majority of violence is NOT a matter of life or death. And that especially applies to fighting.

If you choose to 'fight,' accept the fact that you can -- and WILL -- lose. Sooner or later, the odds are going to catch up and you aren't going to be the one who comes out ahead. If you can't accept that reality, then you have no business stepping into the arena.
 
By panicking and pulling a knife  to avoid taking an oft times non-lethal pounding, you've just escalated it into serious shit. That action has taken it OUT of social violence and made it a deadly force encounter. Your worst fears have been realized because YOU MADE IT HAPPEN.

That dude is now legally justified to pull a gun out and blow your brains into a fine pink mist. If you use you super ninja silat commando knife training on the dude, then YOU are legally the aggressor ... no matter who started it. YOU have crossed the line into excessive force AND instigated the use of lethal force. And lethal force is only justified if you are in IMMEDIATE danger of death or grievous bodily injury. Losing a fight does NOT qualify. No matter how scared you are of losing.

When it comes to using a knife on another human being let me state right now:
    I don't give a fuck what you think "self-defense" with a knife is.

    Nor do I give a rat's ass about what your instructor says is
    justified use of  force (as he teaching you all these killer kung fu
   commando deadly knife moves).

    I also don't give a tinker's damn about all the macho huffing and
    puffing  about "If I ever had to use this I'd..." BS that so many
   wanna-be 'knife fighters' repeat endlessly on the internet (or  the
   ignorant chanting of "I'd rather be judged by twelve than carried by
   six" mantra)

I say this because about 99% of what is out there about 'knife fighting' will either get you killed or put you into the prison showers.

Your problem is this: if you use a knife according to a lot of the training that is out there, you're going to be in trouble. No matter what your guru/pak/datu or some knife fighting ninja on a forum told you (or you've convinced yourself):
      1) A knife is a lethal force item
      2) As such its legal/moral/ethical application is narrowly allowed
      3) 'self-defense' is a legally defined term.

And it is up to you to meet that standard. That standard is NOT going to change because you felt you were 'defending yourself.' It's very easy to allow your emotions to carry you away, pull and use a knife when it is not justified -- either legally or in actuality. Knives are like power tools, mistakes happen a whole lot faster.

Now you may think I don't know what I'm talking about ... except for the fact that my bank account is a whole lot bigger because attorneys call me when they have a case where knives were used. This should interest wanna-be knife fighters for three reasons:
     1) I have personally survived several knife incidents and I've seen a lot
         more first-hand, so I know how knives are commonly used.
      2) I know the dangerous and illegal fantasies that are commonly taught
         in the  'knife fighting' business  -- and most of it is NOT self-defense.
      3) I prefer to work with the prosecutors.

So basically you have a choice, you can listen to me now, or you can listen to me in court.

And if you listen now, hopefully you'll stay out of court. If you end up there, you'd really rather have me on your side explaining why you didn't do what you are being charged with. Add to this that if (despite this warning) you choose to listen some so-called knife fighting expert who promise that you'll-be-a-weedwhacker -of- death-after-you-study-his-deadly- system, don't be surprised to see me testifying against you for what you did to somebody.

A Reality Break
The reason I'm so harsh about what is being taught as knife combat is NOT to get you to come and study my "ultimate knife fighting system." I'm trying to save lives ... either yours or someone else's. This ain't no game and it ain't no fantasy, so let's get some perspective on the subject of so-called "knife fighting."

J'ai apprécié ce texte.
Don't watch the tool, the work it can do
Watch the man that's behind, yeah !


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14 février 2011 à 15:34:14
Réponse #2

crotale


Oui l'animal "MMY" est interessant  a suivre, de plus il sait de quoi il parle et ne prêche pas pour vendre des sous produits ;)
http://fredbouammache.blogspot.com/    "Qui s'instruit sans agir, laboure sans semer !"

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14 février 2011 à 17:12:59
Réponse #3

Le Barbu'


Personnellement, j'aime assez cet phrase :
Citer
The best way to stay safe is to convince the enemy that it's too much trouble to march a thousand miles and then to risk a battle he's likely to lose.
On peut toujours se consoler en se disant qu'on ne saura même pas nous mêmes qu'on est mort.


La vie est une comédie italienne : tu pleure tu ris, tu ris tu pleurs...

 


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