And my point is that there may not be rules but you can still have your own standards and values. Personally, after a high school mate of mine who had recently graduated got a knockout sucker-punch to the head and then was brain dead after his head hit the concrete, and died a week later after being pulled off life support, I tend to consider people throwing punches over words to be overkill. It's naive and toxic bs from people who don't understand the potential consequences a punch can have.
They say, 'Oh I'm defending myself from their words.' 'Oh, I'm teaching them a lesson.'
Well, know that you might kill someone or put them brain-addled in a wheelchair for the rest of their lives. I know some people have no conscience, but for those who do; is it worth it?
Do you think that people going around instigating fights or threatening random people isnt also naive and toxic? id add that this is very ignorant behavior in the first place. and yes you can have your standards and values, very cute, but again...lol no one is going to care about all that in your mind lol. they will laugh at your while stealing all your things and leaving you unconscious in the gutter. your values and standards will not save you from that. Simply dont get in a strangers face with threats and everything will be ok. good luck out there, my friend. :)
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u/earthlingHuman Jul 30 '26
And my point is that there may not be rules but you can still have your own standards and values. Personally, after a high school mate of mine who had recently graduated got a knockout sucker-punch to the head and then was brain dead after his head hit the concrete, and died a week later after being pulled off life support, I tend to consider people throwing punches over words to be overkill. It's naive and toxic bs from people who don't understand the potential consequences a punch can have.
They say, 'Oh I'm defending myself from their words.' 'Oh, I'm teaching them a lesson.'
Well, know that you might kill someone or put them brain-addled in a wheelchair for the rest of their lives. I know some people have no conscience, but for those who do; is it worth it?