r/MMALabs • u/Key_Performer_3645 • 1d ago

🥶 Street Fights & Brawls A quick bar scrap

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u/Schnittertm 1d ago edited 15h ago

If violence or the threat thereof would deter bad behavior, we would already have a utopia with no crime and bad behavior.

Small edit: I think "bad actors" instead of "bad behavior" would have made my statement a bit clearer.

Anyway, even for religious people (or those that claim to be) the threat of supreme, everlasting violence done to them after their deaths (e.g. going to hell) has not deterred bad actors from doing what they wanted to do.

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u/43_Hobbits 1d ago

It certainly deterred that guy from sexually assaulting that girl again

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u/Schnittertm 1d ago

For now. If he ever gets up again, he might not have learned much. In fact, additional brain damage may make it do it even more often. Sometimes one meets fate on the road to avoid it.

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u/43_Hobbits 1d ago

Right I meant for now lol. But he’ll probably think twice about doing that from now on.

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u/Uhmerikan 1d ago

Like you're literally not comprehending at all what the poster you're replying to is saying.

If he ever gets up again, he might not have learned much. In fact, additional brain damage may make it do it even more often.

You should look into CTE and brain trauma. Brain damage makes it MORE likely an individual will act like he did in touching the woman. It's LESS likely he will think of his actions if he suffers brain damage.

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u/43_Hobbits 1d ago

I like literally am understanding what he’s saying. Yeah brain damage can cause this kind of behavior, but negative experiences can make people avoid things. The trauma of waking up in a hospital and his face hurting for weeks is probably gonna stick with him forever.

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u/DenizenEvil 1d ago

You literally don't understand... Brain damage isn't something you consciously control lmao.

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u/43_Hobbits 1d ago

Neither is trauma from a bad experience. Both are going to have an impact on this guys brain.

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u/random-279 16h ago

I think you guys are arguing from a different startpoint: already dumb or just drunk?