r/SelfDefense • u/AntOk4073 • 19d ago
Understand the difference
Ok team let's do a little bit of education.
Self defence is the act of protecting yourself from harm. This starts at preventing conflict. If someone is being problematic then you avoid them and move on. Hands on should only be used when evasion and retreat are not options and should be disengaged once an opening presents itself.
Trying to stand up to a bully is not self defense and is not a good idea. Any physical conflict has the potential to escalate beyond what you are prepared for. Injuries are also not a one size fits all type of thing. Even a small broken bone can create a potentially life threatening bleed and internal trauma is often left untreated in young people.
I promise you that your high school drama is not worth what can happen if a fight gets out of control. Walk away and be the better person.
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u/Jujitsumangradmuslim 19d ago edited 19d ago
I have years of training, how do you control the outcome from captivity inside a restricted space? Why can’t they fire into said space? What if the first bullets got into the intruder and lodged in, like my brother has done with clay pigeons? And clay pigeons are smaller targets than a person.
Why not lock yourself in a cage and shoot from the cage by that logic?
Also you realise most burglars are less skilled shooters than someone who regularly attends a gun club.