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Originally Posted by Rochard
That's the problem - at what point does it become life threatening?
Zimmerman said in the police report that he was "out of breath" and "having problems breathing". There is no doubt in my mind that Zimmerman thought it was life threatening.
If Zimmerman didn't shoot the kid... The fight would have been broken up by witnesses (or the police), Zimmerman might have been hurt, and instead of time in jail and in court fighting for his freedom, he could be a hero and going after the family in court.
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Wrong. Very wrong. It becomes life threatening once someone attacks you.
A real street fight is fast, explosive, over quickly and almost always ends up on the ground.
Nothing is fair, always assume your attacker has a knife or gun.
Fighting with a gun in a waistband means both fighters have a gun since taking it away is equally hard/easy once you are close or both on the ground.
The only real way to stop your opponent in a street fight is to inflict so much damage he is incapable of further aggression.
Quit watching TV movies or MMA fights. Nothing is fair, nothing goes 15 rounds. A street fight is like a car wreck, quick/bloody/brutal.
Monday morning quarterbacking is pointless …….
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