Assault type martial art

**BadUglyMagic** · Posted On: 12/08/2009 1:35pm

Ambush. Yes, ambushing is an art.

**Wounded Ronin** · Posted On: 12/08/2009 10:16pm

Play Soldier of Fortune 2. That teaches you to take cover, flush people out with grenades, and sprint away when people try to flush you out with grenades.

**hapkido_keith** · Posted On: 12/09/2009 12:49am

Originally Posted by kodiak

Maybe sayoc kali will as it was shown in the hunted and chronicles of riddick
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Troll. 5/10

**kodiak** · Posted On: 12/09/2009 4:09am

Originally Posted by hapkido_keith

Troll. 5/10

mean it as a joke because bullet posted something about cobra kai
:pancakebu

**MMAMickey** · Posted On: 12/09/2009 6:55am

lol he trolled his own thread

**vigilus** · Posted On: 12/09/2009 4:13pm

Originally Posted by Wounded Ronin

Play Soldier of Fortune 2. That teaches you to take cover, flush people out with grenades, and sprint away when people try to flush you out with grenades.

Whats wrong, don't wanna jump on a grenade to save your buddies?

Makes me laugh when people assume "self defense" is sitting there waiting for someone to pound the **** out of you and trying to defend yourself. If that's your theory on what self defense is then your fucked.

Beating someone who's trying to **** with you is a pretty good 'perfection of character' checkmark in my book.

**permahudef** · Posted On: 12/09/2009 5:48pm

The difference between "assualt" and "self-defence" is who attacks first.

**AlphaFoxtrot51** · Posted On: 12/09/2009 6:16pm

Originally Posted by permahudef

The difference between "assualt" and "self-defence" is who attacks first.

1.) That depends on the self-defense laws in your area.

2.) Who "attacks first," doesn't always determine the difference between self-defense and assault (and battery in some places). If you place me in a position where I feel that my life, limb, or eyesight has become threatened...I can defend myself. If I'm placed in a position where my spouse or child's well-being is being threatened...I can defend them. That being said, I can't just walk up and tag someone for looking sketchy.

Self-defense cases aren't that black and white.

**permahudef** · Posted On: 12/10/2009 7:45am

Originally Posted by AlphaFoxtrot51

1.) That depends on the self-defense laws in your area.

2.) Who "attacks first," doesn't always determine the difference between self-defense and assault (and battery in some places). If you place me in a position where I feel that my life, limb, or eyesight has become threatened...I can defend myself. If I'm placed in a position where my spouse or child's well-being is being threatened...I can defend them. That being said, I can't just walk up and tag someone for looking sketchy.

Self-defense cases aren't that black and white.

Yeah, you're correct. I was going for maximum conciseness and a little tongue-in-cheek at the expense of oversimplifying the issue.