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Skinter, my post was directed at Yoshi and Yoshi alone, but I'll do my best to clarify what I ment even further.
That is true. I see you haven't read/haven't understood my post. I'm saying that one should react appropriately, thats all. And yes, he said on other threads that he would kill anyone who attacked him. See my previous post for clarification.
How many people have you killed with your "all in" method? Anyway... You are right I have no eveidence about this. This is merely my thought about WC after years of training. You call this a mystical approach; I didn't say it it is easy, but if you care to look at the principals/maxims of WC you will see they are basicly saying what I'm saying. It is also true that WC has a connection with Buddhist philosophy. I don't realy see what you don't agree/don't understand here?
But yes, agressivenes probably is one of the most important factors that determines victory if thats what you ment?
BTW, indeed that is only my personal point of view, that is why I added the "I feel" part to clarify that. But you seemed to miss it.
That is true. Did I claim otherwise? Again I don't see what your problem is. About my absurd claim; is basketball about dribling becouse it has dribling in it? Is school about mathematchis? I could go on and on, but I will not insult your inteligence with that as I'm sure you know what I mean. The lethal techniques are just tools in your toolbox and becouse they are in your toolbox doesn't mean you have to kill everybody when using the tools from the toolbox on them. Does that sound more clear?
To put it into WC context; some lineages regard Biu tze as an "emergency form"(I would rather just call it an advanced form tho) from which techniques should only be used when absolutely necesery-thus the "emergency". They probably say this becouse many techniques in the BT form could be used as maiming techniques. Just becouse they are there doesn't mean WC is all about killing. It just means that it has an answer to one more question/to one more "level of difficulty" so to speak.
Ok, I guess you are right. Well, I am responding to your post and I don't agree with you/don't know what your trying to tell me.
I was merely responding to his statement about those who feel WC is not an art about killing are dumbing the art or something in this context. He has hi right to an opinion ofcourse But if he kills a guy who just punched him I'm sure his opinion will be heard only by psychiatrists.
And what about my right to an opinion LOL?!
You may. Wich is your humble opinion ofcourse
But I get the feeling you don't understand this/don't agree with it?
I have no idea why you say that. It's acctualy quite a fact. About it being religeous...Hm, well I could tell you how Buddhist theories correlate with modern science and with things such as the theory of relativety and with Einsteins mass-energy equivalence and much more. But I won't becouse I don't like you
I'm confused about what your trying to make me see. Again... You can call it lucky, I will call it: "not a fight".
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The point was that I hope you don't maim/kill somebody, who got into a fight with you, for no real reason. That person could have their whole life ahead of him and maybe just had a bad day and ended up in a fight with you.
and what about the life of yosh? there might be a day when anyone has to fight for their life,and happens everyday.you say it in the way he wants to kill someone.
That is true. I see you haven't read/haven't understood my post. I'm saying that one should react appropriately, thats all. And yes, he said on other threads that he would kill anyone who attacked him. See my previous post for clarification.
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one of the major points of WC, I feel, is reacting to the problem/attack with the appropriate force/just the force that is needed to handle the problem at hand while doing it in a very straightforward way.
this is your personal point of veiw, and has statisticly no real evidence,that this kind of calm measured almost mythical approach really works,and in the real world violence that is hard fast and decisive,going all in,usualy gets the job done.
How many people have you killed with your "all in" method? Anyway... You are right I have no eveidence about this. This is merely my thought about WC after years of training. You call this a mystical approach; I didn't say it it is easy, but if you care to look at the principals/maxims of WC you will see they are basicly saying what I'm saying. It is also true that WC has a connection with Buddhist philosophy. I don't realy see what you don't agree/don't understand here?
But yes, agressivenes probably is one of the most important factors that determines victory if thats what you ment?
BTW, indeed that is only my personal point of view, that is why I added the "I feel" part to clarify that. But you seemed to miss it.
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there is a time and place for deadly force but WC is not about killing/maiming even tho it has killing/maiming techniques. Think about it.
you can never pick the TIME or PLACE when to fight for your life.how absurd.how can it have killing techniques,and not be about it?
That is true. Did I claim otherwise? Again I don't see what your problem is. About my absurd claim; is basketball about dribling becouse it has dribling in it? Is school about mathematchis? I could go on and on, but I will not insult your inteligence with that as I'm sure you know what I mean. The lethal techniques are just tools in your toolbox and becouse they are in your toolbox doesn't mean you have to kill everybody when using the tools from the toolbox on them. Does that sound more clear?
To put it into WC context; some lineages regard Biu tze as an "emergency form"(I would rather just call it an advanced form tho) from which techniques should only be used when absolutely necesery-thus the "emergency". They probably say this becouse many techniques in the BT form could be used as maiming techniques. Just becouse they are there doesn't mean WC is all about killing. It just means that it has an answer to one more question/to one more "level of difficulty" so to speak.
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I usualy don't respond to posts I don't agree with just to make them understand my opinion
yes you do.we all do
Ok, I guess you are right. Well, I am responding to your post and I don't agree with you/don't know what your trying to tell me.
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The "fact" that WC was created for killing is your opinion. By which you are acctualy dumbfying the art.
you remark in absolutes,as in the absolute truth.and where is his right to opinion?
I was merely responding to his statement about those who feel WC is not an art about killing are dumbing the art or something in this context. He has hi right to an opinion ofcourse But if he kills a guy who just punched him I'm sure his opinion will be heard only by psychiatrists.
And what about my right to an opinion LOL?!
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The funny thing is that when I first started training, I came to my instructur with this same article(and others) and asked him what he thinks about this plusible examples of WC history. He said something along the lines that WC is to smart and too complex to have been developed in a time of war by soldiers or by thiefs and assasins by uneducated people.
. I didn't think much of the answer. But now some yoears later I'm starting to see truth in that more and more.
may i suggest your first gut instinct was right.
You may. Wich is your humble opinion ofcourse
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It's a thinking mans art(heard that before?).
once to many.
But I get the feeling you don't understand this/don't agree with it?
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Also the connections between Buddhist philosophy and WC are so severe that it's not likely a coincidence. C'mon, they even put in 2 Sam Bai Fut sections in 2 forms! Sam Bai Fut meaning the three bows to Buddha! Each bow having it's meaning.
again,even further removed from reality,and boarders on the religous.
I have no idea why you say that. It's acctualy quite a fact. About it being religeous...Hm, well I could tell you how Buddhist theories correlate with modern science and with things such as the theory of relativety and with Einsteins mass-energy equivalence and much more. But I won't becouse I don't like you
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As for your fight experience... Yoshi! I'm not talking about fights in high school or at Gym class. Neither you being in a gang and beating up people. The fact that you were jumped by 10-20 people and survived tells me two things: either you are the best fighter I have ever heard of, or we have totaly diffrent definitions of a fight. I take it you have never been in a fight on the street, where somebody you didn't know wanted to hurt you badly? I had "fights" in high school and elementary school to, but sparring sessions I do this days are more intense/dangerous than thos "fights".
i suggest you ARE talking about fights in highschool or gym class,as you refer it to your own experience.the fact he survived being jumped on,tells me he was extemely lucky,to get out in one peice. also your sparring sessions being harder than scraps at school is hardly difficult eh ?
we have all had scraps and slaps while in school but thats all they were petty scraps.compare this with a 16 stone drunk man,smashing up the place and he wants some,ever had that ?
I'm confused about what your trying to make me see. Again... You can call it lucky, I will call it: "not a fight".