Author Topic: Don't mess with old retired people  (Read 7311 times)

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Re: Don't mess with old retired people
« Reply #10 on: March 05, 2010, 12:32:40 AM »
The old dude (con) knew the rules, that's why he said he moved because he was "afraid" after seeing the fellows knife. Bingo, brandishing and Bingo he was appearing to avoid. In the interview he called the fellow out for being a murderer violating his parole... this placed him clearly as a victim. If you look at the running confrontation he controlled all of it but I do not think he was looking for a fight, he just wanted the satisfaction of the fellow sitting down, he knew he was dealing with a fear biter. It didn't help that the girls egged him on with questionable comments but he was 50 years old (said so, and black don't crack) and he ended up back in the slammer because he was stupid, he got offended and couldn't let go. The duffer at the end of the fight clearly called himself the victim and his opponent the aggressor. He was not stupid, he just played it right and he knew how to box. Dang, Hat's off. Also, look at the interaction considering OODA. The duffer did good.

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Re: Don't mess with old retired people
« Reply #12 on: March 05, 2010, 12:47:42 PM »
Yeah...the Old Guy is a Street Savvy fighter and knows the rules and score. 

De-escalate and avoidance just aren't in his bag of tricks. 

I was born in my grandmother's house on Chicago's South Side, often spent time there with cousins as I was growing up and a non-aggressive response usually wasn't the best way to avoid reoccurring conflict.
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Re: Don't mess with old retired people
« Reply #13 on: March 05, 2010, 01:30:02 PM »
Someone had a canary bird arse and a alligator mouth, and he got a bowl of shut the f@@@ up soup.

That old man knew that guy was a cocky little rooster that was trying to intimidate him into submission. Did not work for him though.
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Re: Don't mess with old retired people
« Reply #14 on: March 26, 2010, 05:14:35 PM »
Speaking of age,I'm 66,retired vietnam vet.I'm too old to fight and too old to run so if I have too,I'll jst shoot the son-of-a-gun and be done with it.I'll never start trouble but I darn sure won't run from it.

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Re: Don't mess with old retired people
« Reply #15 on: March 28, 2010, 02:04:43 PM »
And an old guy doesn't care and will just walk away from you and go on about life like nothing happened.  Meaning...it wasn't some kind of status thing to him just a job that finished and forgotten.
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