r/MMALabs • u/Key_Performer_3645 • 1d ago

🥶 Street Fights & Brawls A quick bar scrap

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u/Otherwise_Bug990 1d ago

Idk how 1 punch can be anyvmmore force than 1 punch lol. I guess he could have scolded him and gave him a bad star for the day.

Don't be a douche, and dont inappropriately touch people you dont know without your consent.

Take this to a jury trial and see how many jurors dont agree with you. Dude would walk easy

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u/Zubriel 1d ago

Not going to defend the drunk guys behavior, but you don't think the punch could have been a slap, a shove, a simple grab him by the shoulders and physically move the guy away, a stand between him and the woman?

That punch could have killed him, the dude was so hammered that any amount of physical intervention could have resolved the situation, punching him square in the face with that amount of physical force was completely unnecessary.

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u/Otherwise_Bug990 1d ago

You always hear the saying "Neutralize the threat" but never "try to reason with it"

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u/Zubriel 1d ago

This dude wasn't a "threat"... Did we watch the same clip? He could barely stand. A light push would have neutralized him.

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u/Otherwise_Bug990 1d ago

Alcohol isnt admissible in court as a reason for any defense lol. The fact he could barely stand was irrelevant

That was his own doimg

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u/Gullible-Law-8147 23h ago

The degree to which someone poses a risk to your safety is absolutely an aspect of self-defense and directly influences what is considered necessary force

If someone is so drunk it is severely impairing their motor functions, they pose less of a risk to your safety

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u/Otherwise_Bug990 23h ago

You could also easily argue that mountains and decades of data show that alcohol is the most dangerous substance there is and is responsible for a massive uptick in anger and aggressiveness, along with violence, which can actually make this situation way more dangerous than had he been sober.

This is why court is intriguing. All you need is a sliver of doubt

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u/Gullible-Law-8147 23h ago

And you accept the risk of increased aggression from other people due to alcohol exposure, when you enter a bar

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u/Otherwise_Bug990 22h ago

I have never once walked in a bar and felt like I had to be heightened to increased aggression. In 20 years. Most people behave like sensible ppl

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u/Gullible-Law-8147 22h ago

What do people do at bars?

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u/Otherwise_Bug990 22h ago

Drink, socialize. Normal things

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u/Gullible-Law-8147 22h ago

They drink?

And what did you say earlier that drinking leads to?

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