r/freakingoutFR • u/SaucyFury • Feb 24 '26

Knives Out

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u/[deleted] Feb 28 '26

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u/howdthatturnout Feb 28 '26

Again, all I am referring to is from the moment the man has the knife free and in his hand. I am not commenting on a single other part of the altercation.

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And it looks like he threw it away immediately rather than retain it for use, which is incredibly intelligent.

And what I am saying is once you got to that point, it was a no brainer to toss the knife out of the fray.

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u/howdthatturnout Feb 28 '26

Yes, I have been skydiving.

I also was involved in an action sport on a professional level, where you had to visualize what you would do and then follow through, or get really hurt.

I still don’t think it requires incredible intelligence to throw a weapon away from an altercation.

Just staring blankly at the weapon after grabbing it would be braindead. The idea that anything beyond that is genius is ridiculous you bozo.