Headhunter
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Actually yes I have experienced it a number of times so maybe you shouldn't jump to conclusions about people and yeah I could explain but I don't want to I don't need to prove anything to some strangers on the InternetLots of ways. The most common involves twisting the neck beyond it's normal range of motion. Depending on body position, it's possible to break the neck with a knife hand or an axe kick.
Right. And you're an expert on what's necessary because...?
Here's just one example. You're unarmed. They're not. Running away isn't a viable option. Damn straight I'm willing to break their neck.
C5-6 quad. No charges filed against me. Nor would there have been if he'd died. That's why it's called self-defense.
This is ridiculous. People in the military rely on weapons. That's what they're trained for. If a soldier is forced to resort to hand to hand combat (ok, I'm not talking about a dust up in a bar...) then an awful lot of things have gone incredibly wrong.
Except in Hollywood, of course.
Here's a free clue. Military training in unarmed combat amounts to a few hours. About what you'd get from attending one of those weekend "self-defense" seminars.
Because weapons...
Which sometimes means killing or crippling the other person.
So when was the last time you were attacked by someone with a weapon who was doing their best to kill you? Explain to us all how you choked them out without being stabbed or shot.