What Makes a MAN DANGEROUS… 3 THINGS to KNOW
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- What Makes a Man Dangerous? 3 FACTORS why ANY MAN will be more dangerous to you. This week we delve into the tactics, psychology and natural ability of BAD GUYS. Factors that you should consider in your self defence strategy, training, and preparation. Most people don't know or use threat indicators. Everything you should know to understand how dangerous a threat is in self defence.
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1. (Intention)
2. (Capability)
3. OPPORTUNITY
Take away their Opportunity!
Hint if you don't have a weapon then learn JKD. It's simple, direct and effective. Basically the best way to take away any opportunities.
And (going from Bruce Lee to Chackie Chan) everything can be a weapon. If you don't want to go in there just throw something at them. Or in the worst case be gross and weird and psych them out 🤣
and, if that fails. Give them a wedgie.
@@peaceonearth8693 A Melvin would be more effective.
But in the end, a nut tap wins the day
"The most dangerous person is the one who listens, thinks, and observes." - Bruce Lee
Why do people care what that actor thought?
@@shinobi-no-bueno why do you care that we care??
@@shinobi-no-bueno he was a martial artist in its pure form.
A wise individual.
Created a foundation for mixed martial arts (was uncommon back then)
And a overall good guy.
@@freedomfighter2922 lol
the art of fighting without fighting
@@NoBody-xx6ii it sure is safer that way 🤣
surprisingly these three principles apply EXACTLY to non-physical attacks in corporate work environment.
This. I’m experiencing this right now
Tou should have a look to d’Aveny 7S framework ;-)
Comes from nature, itself. I alluded to that "watering hole" we call the real world. The predator(s) size up the daily potential of victims (no lion and pride wake up in the am and say "Today I'll seek out the biggest BULL ELEPHANT or RHINO I can find, just to prove I've still got it).
"See" your attacker before s/he sees you. The coin can fall either way. You're just another victim to roll, or there's something about you (your scan that catches your
attacker DIRECTLY and communicates something s/he did not wake up to deal with today).
Is it the balance in your stance, the perfect measure of your gait, the tauntness of your muscles as you stand (what does this person know) and my favorite, X THE UNKNOWN- the slight bulge about your clothing where your hands are (is this a weapon, waiting for me to make the first move- NO ONE TELEGRAPHS that info sooo easily, that could be a distraction or feint. They may have SOMETHING ELSE)!
The hard target is passed over. That leaves lots of easy victims to pick through. Which mask will you wear today?
Corporate office politics are some of the most cut throat, awful, and financially dangerous. Cover yourself at all levels and use documentation as your weapons and shield. Always make double or triple copies of paperwork you turn in and keep them hidden. There are people always trying to achieve what you have by deceit and cajolery. They are predators and there is always another to take their place.
@@tomdecuca3627 The german have a saying "Wer schreibt, bleibt.", roughly equating to "The one who has written evidence, survives". Paper trail is a must have, yet sometimes it will not help anyway.
I love their give and take approach to their dialogue. It doesn't give you the impression that they are unequaled in their knowledge base. I'm encouraged to listen to them both clearly
How I put it is.
1. Never create or allow a situation where you can be attacked. Know dangerous places, people, times, etc and don't allow yourself to be there.
2. If you find yourself in a dangerous situation where you can be attacked, mentally note that by that fact, the attack has already begun. By the time someone approaches you, it is just one event in a chain of events you had already visualised and preempted.
3. Immediately someone starts to show intention.
i. De-escalate
ii. Check if they have a weapon or if there's any around.
iii. Do not square up, keep distance by moving back or towards whatever safe zone.
iv. Do not turn your back
v. Identify all attackers and keep them in front of you.
4. You should have regularly trained in counterpunching the cross, jab and learned the 1,2 and uppercut. Also a leg kick and kick to the chin.
If its 1 attacker, the best would be a clinch, tripping, hooks, punch and elbows to face, Rear naked choke, guillotine on a barrier behind them or a arm triangle choke from a full or side mount.
5. Constantly call for help.
6. As long as it's multiple attacker or they have a weapon. Your chances are extremely low. If they don't have a weapon, back up constantly keeping them ahead of you de-escalating, calling for help and counterstriking.
7. If the attacker has a weapon
i. Let them know you will give them whatever they want without any issue. Tell them it's theirs already and you are glad to give it to them.
ii. If their intent is to harm you and not physical objects, we'll my friend, you have a them vs you dying situation in your hands. You should have regularly trained for this. Fight with the intent of both getting possession of the weapon and neutralising them as fast as possible. But you can not hesitate for a second.
Peace, Love and good Vibes.
Descalation is so important but is one of the hardest life skills to master. Most people have no clue...
3:57 if they walk in slow motion you know they are dangerous.
Back in 1984 I was in the 11th grade and was only 5 feet tall, but nobody messed with me. If a clueless bully picked on me, I would tell them that I had NOTHING TO LOSE and everything to gain in the eyes of the crowd, and he had EVERYTHING TO LOSE and nothing to gain because he TOWERED OVER ME. If it continued I would calmly clench my fists and force tears into my eyes, and tell him "Let's do this"! I was known to be a feisty scrapper and an accomplished boxer, so they became confused and generally left me alone. If there were more than one person picking on me, I would ask who was in charge and go after that one. And if one of his followers gave me some lip, I would tell him "I think I'll warm up on you first". Worked like a charm!
The brain of a serious intellect and a knowledge seeking mind who had spent many years learning many things.
What makes a man dangerous???...
1) Empty pockets
2) Rejection
3) Nothing to lose
1 Remove intention, psychological approaches deescalation etc, I use these a lot.
2 Deny capability, this is what physical intervention is about, restraint neutralisation etc last resort.
3 Deny opportunity don’t be there, use the environment, presence of others, consequences.
Another important consideration would be leverage and balance of power but that’s linked to 1 and 3 anyway.
What makes a person dangerous, they got nothing to lose...
All can be controlled. Not giving the opportunity is best. Capability can be taken away. Intention can be changed. Each situation is different.
Being scared makes someone dangerous, too.
Cauliflower ears = You should probably apologize
In my 25+ years of doing Thai Boxing & other fighting arts one thing I was tort which saved me from getting into trouble was the OODA loop. OODA being OBSERVATION ORIENTATION DESITION ACTION which was & may still be used by the British special forces
No a dangerous man is someone with nothing left to lose
Ask any cop-don't make yourself a victim. Avoid dark places, and stay around groups of people. I was shocked to learn that my own city has tons of assaults and muggings-and the cop I spoke to told me most of them happen after the bars close down (1:00 AM), you are pretty safe if you are home then.
The threat triangle…
Capability
Opportunity
Intent (this is the hardest to interpret without training)
Nice. But what I like to do is avoid situations that might lead my into trouble not in fear of them but what I’m capable of doing to them if I get the upper hand. I’m not lazy, and i consider myself pretty aware of my surroundings. What scares me and I’ve reached this point twice in my life where I see red and I snap. I broke a guys arm because he essentially tried me when I was not wanting to be tried. We scuffled a little bit eventually went to the ground. Longer story short I knocked him out with a kick to the head and then pressed my shoe on the back of his elbow and pulled to the arm snapped.
We don't even have to discuss this in my area, East Coast USA. PG county MD. ! Pleasseee lol
You always must be wary of the person who has got nothing to lose.
Big guy comes at me with clenched fists and angry face = danger. Alright, im gonna carefully write that down, thanks
It’s all fun and games until the nerd you beat up steals your identity
Well,all my country are full of people like that
#1......All 3 of those things go out the window if you run across A man that feels he has nothing too lose
I would ask to teach about the secret smile technique but I know it's too violent and powerful for UA-cam
Next time will you please add a subtitle of your own because auto subtitle Is not working properly ...
I had to move home because my Mrs accidentally caught my neighbor beating his dog ........he turned his anger on my wife and made a game of shouting abuse at her when I wasn't about . I went out and told him it was going to stop .....he got in my face ....he thought I was going to back off but I didn't . He has faced off with people so many times he has made a game of it . He ended up walking away shouting crap at me . He unfortunately owns guns , how I do not know because he isn't right in the head . It all happened 3 years ago but I still have that feeling I want to put him down like the mad dog he is ...........
If I intended to harm you I would show none of these signs. I would do it on purpose so you had no indication.
The most dangerus man is the one in the Mirror, everyone has a gun deep inside its just the matter how much he/she is push....
Well put Sifu ! Take yourself out of there ASAP don't wait
In short, be alert and vigilant at all times. ☝️🥴
I've got nothing left to lose......... nothing can hurt me anymore - Joker
INTELLIGENCE
There are different animals in the jungle. Lions, wolves, snakes and crocodiles, realize that not all of them snarl or roar or come at you fairly.
Some times it just a job
Twitchy tweaker types are some of the worst.
dude why wait if i feel threatend and you are in reach am going to puch you as hard as i can and ask questions later
Taking away his kids.
My first Karate teacher summed it up rather well. "The scariest guy you will ever meet is not the Navy Seal, Green Beret, Russian Spetsnaz soldier, or whack job drill sergeant. The scariest guy you'll ever face is the one who has nothing to lose."
Perhaps, and can you effectively define a Whack Job Drill Sgt.? Lifer most likely via an R.I. ?
@@HighSpeedNoDrag You'd have to ask my teacher. He was a former Marine and always talked about how psycho one of his DI's was.
@@jasonwilliams8321 Understood and thanks. The psychos can be the very best instructors.
To walk through your daily life "chambered-no safety" puts an incredible drain on a person. Reading people as they approach, front and rear gives you a few seconds to "expand your presence", making your assailant(s) look for an easier target.
These people don't fear the system. It's just you against your assailant(s), since most people move away from what appears to be a potential confrontation.
Take inventory now, before you head to the watering hole called the outside world. The weak are taken out by one crazy, or the pack.
How do you look to an assailant? Easy meat, or a hard target that
s/he may want to skip over?
What does your balance of stance, position of hands (don't telegraph which hand you use, and that balled fist in each pocket can luckily be misread as a weapon for your defense).
Sucks I wanted to wrap my arms around you and go to sleep so bad
#4 : If you hear ominous music in the background.
#5 : liveleak logo appears above you
You feel like backing your way through hallways and around corners. You're the hot girls boyfriend.
Like the theme to "Jaws"
BWAAAAAA BWAAAAAA
DAMMIT! WE USUALLY GET THAT OMINOUS MUSIC TRACK! If so, we'd ALL BE BRACED FOR ATTACK(sheesh)!😖
The person I'm most afraid of is the person who is not mentally stable, doesn't feel pain, has no remorse, has no concept of consequences and has nothing to live for. That is my most dangerous man.
An insane woman can actually be more dangerous because she knows if she can force a man to strike her in self-defense, the police will take her side. This happened to a friend of mine when his ex-girlfriend attacked him. He slapped her down and left but later that day the cops came to his house and beat him down when they arrested him. Your only defense is to deny her the "opportunity" to escalate a situation by staying far away from her.
The one I'm most afraid of is the damn genius computer hacker-- one already screwed up everything for me once- and it's taken YEARS to get back close to normal.. :)
@@davidwayne9982 You're exactly right as serious threats today are not just physical. A hacker can steal your identity, drain your life savings, ruin your credit, leave you penniless, and actually destroy your life. Self defense is a lot more complicated than it used to be.
@@CaneFu Agreed.
Thaaattts a true Sociopath, they're dangerous regardless of gender. Sad to see a broken human, but this world society has perpetually created many
Excellent advice Sifu
Taking away the opportunity for me also means not putting myself in a position to be attacked ie quiet shortcuts alone, flashing expensive gear and not having my nose buried in my phone
YES-- WISDOM at its BEST..
Very nice, scanning the scene/horizon, awareness. These predators know if you are aware or not. Generally being aware of a questionable situation, if you know you're in a dangerous place act accordingly
I see women walk through my local alleyways all the time with headphones on glued to their phone screens. Even at night.
It's been maybe 15/20 years since I would do such foolishness. You can literally make yourself a potential victim. I don't do that crap.
@@DirtyJamesUK Yes and then wonder how they got attacked.
@@DirtyJamesUK it IS usually to avoir été contact that could "engage" in an altercation and an excuse to ignore when ppl cat call for exemple (not even need to put music)
A great book worth checking out is called The Gift of Fear by Security Specialist Gavin De Becker.
Yes! He talks about trusting your instincts. That has saved me a few times. .
Yea I think he has some other books to ,I have 1 around with a read cover to do with fear and survival in different situations and how your body will feel fight or fly ,his books are good
I always keep in my mind that anyone is capable of harming me. Never underestimate your opponent. I remember when I was in prison, usually it's not the big scary guy that you have to worry about most of the time. It's the little guy wearing glasses sitting in the corner reading a book that will kill you.
I try to tell people that the quiet ones are the most dangerous when pushed.
@@manueldavis1007 Exactly! The nice guy could become very deadly if pushed. once they lose it, it means you fucked up!
Exactly. Put another way. Even an 8 year old is capable to pull a trigger. Or a grandma stab you with a knife. Never underestimate anyone.
@@csmihaly I never underestimate grandmas. Luckily, my grandma was easy to beat.
@@ordinarryalien Poor grandma
The most dangerous person is someone protecting their loved ones ….
Yes. I was taught this concept in my security management course. The Crime Triangle. The three points being Intention, Capacity and Opportunity. With Opportunity being the most readily accessible means for a potential victim to neutralizing most threats. Thanks for the reminder.
@Shxt Muxic by Yakface Sometimes I wonder about bouncers at a local bar. Why didn't they apply at a girl show lounge?
@Shxt Muxic by Yakface 😂All due respect but unlikely. It was a module taught as part of a bigger Risk Management and Safety Program. Coordinated by someone who had done years in diplomatic security with the Russians and Australians. Part of my role involves remote location stationing with clients so while environmental and medical safety is part of my set, there's also the human psychology of violence and crime to consider which is where this module came in.
@Shxt Muxic so a bodyguard/close protection
This reminds me of a conversation I had with a friend who was a local organizer with the National Organization for Women. She wanted to do a candlelight vigil for rape victims. I suggested that she should instead contact the police and try to set up a free seminar on concepts like this video discussed. She didn't see the value in that.
@@iotaeta-pi2770 yeah, if they should run out of victims, they have no reason to exist as an organization. That's the way all "social justice" organizations work. I know that's what you said, but sometimes you gotta spell it out really clear for the next guy that stumbles this way.
You've reminded me of a documentary years ago by an Israeli veteran. Awareness of surroundings is a good part of self defense. He did an experiment mounting a camera on the head of a civilian and then a formally deployed veteran. Each subject walked in a dark alley. The civilian primarily looked straight ahead where he was going. The veteran constantly looked ahead and side to side thus being able to spot potential threats. This helps reduce opportunity by removing surprise. The perp can not sneak up on the veteran as he has spotted him quickly.
It was interesting to watch as after my deployment in the 90's I've always done the same thing constantly scanning the area I'm in or moving in to. I can't help it now. It always happens. Even when install in to a room for the first time I always instinctively quick scan the whole area.
Is he saying being aware stop potential robberies??😂😂
Tbh some don’t care, opportunity is opportunity…..sad to say tbh💯
what's the name or link for this documentary
The most dangerous person is someone who got nothing to lose and is a great liar because their intention could be different from what you think it is
Revelation 20:
10 And the devil that deceived them was cast into the lake of fire and brimstone, where the beast and the false prophet are, and shall be tormented day and night for ever and ever.
The dangerous one is one who is calm
Who can't be predicted
All the angry ones breaks
My classmate got beaten up unconscious because he was angry
Yeah i agree people use anger in the hope of intimidating you, normally means they cant back it up.
@@mashleyred2180 And the ones got hurt in the process pretty bad
Because they don't think
Excellent, thank you. Opportunity’s the difference between life and death. And don’t forget: “For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities and powers of darkness seated in the higher realms.” (Ephesians 6). We have to master the fight on all these levels: body, mind, and spirit.
Discerning intent and willingness to harm may be iffy!! But one thing you can easily discern is the ability to harm you, like the presence of weapons, distance, etc., so you should always assume intent and willingness when dealing with strangers!!! Especially if the circumstances, such as being in a dark alley lend themselves to being a threat to you!!!
But, you can't "easily discern" someone's ability to harm you. I've known short, lightweight martial artists who could hit very hard.
A dangerous person is someone that has no fear for the consequences for there actions. And someone that has nothing to lose! Nothing matters!
A person like that thinks he has no fear of the consequences because he thinks there wont be any thats all that is. But when the tables are turned he becomes the victim.
@Jason Voorhees yup they are but they are brainwashed into believing that blowing themselves up and killing innocent people is their way into heaven and the more people they kill the more people they take with them. But if a suicide bomber was locked in a concrete bunker alone with a bomb strpped to his or herself would that person set the bomb off?
Hopelesness makes a man very dangerous
Very true indeed.
There is nothing a man won't do, if he has nothing to lose.
Exactly
Yup. Sadly that's where I am. Mainly peaceful but I've lost all hope. When people anger me they don't know what they're doing.
@@DirtyJamesUK I'm sorry to hear that. When people make you angry, try to keep your head up and take the high road.
A dangerous person, is essentially a silly one. It is the kind of person who doesn't think two moves ahead. One who will do something, and worry about the consequences later.
Wtf does that even mean?
@@feedelstick4670 It's the long form, possibly unnecessary definition of *Impulsive*
I guess you’re right. How many times we’ve seen a guy stab or shoot someone only to run away like an idiot 2 seconds later and being caught by the cops.
@@carl_anderson9315 The shoot or stab and run guy is probably a gang initiate.
I worked as a bouncer/security for about 4 years and only once ever had a fight during that time, and the one time I did was because it was started by a third party. During that time one of the bars that I bounced at was, informally, exclusively for African and Arab immigrants, and I was the only Caucasian working at the bar. A lot of guys came up to me looking for a fight, but the entire time I was there it never happened because I either eliminated their opportunity or their intention.
(1) poor impulse control (2) A low IQ (3) Both 1 and 2 working at the same time.
Unless a Lion is starving they wont chance going after prey that can fight back, l grew up with some dangerous guys, funny if they got kicked in the balls they screamed just like we would.
You and your people really understand what it takes for us to defend ourselves,
Ok you dummy Steve, that's why its' Fight Science,' l am a little slow, Hahahaha.
@Ashu Mishra That's my point.
The most dangerous person is the one at peace w/ death.
Gentlemen--I'm a retired bodyguard (fed), ex Ranger- holder of high ranking black belts in 5 martial arts and psychological profiler--if you determine INTENT-- DO NO WAIT to try to analyze "ability" and if you see intent- the opportunity is already THERE-- it came FIRST...
Wayne's world. Are you aware that people live in a legal environment? (Yes, I know you're joking.)
@@peaceonearth8693 why do you think he’s joking? This is good advice, fighting in the street has the potential to be ruinous even if you win the fight. So in the rare case of a human deciding to break a law and take advantage of you maybe you will remember what these men said who have seen and studied situations like this professionally.
@@peaceonearth8693 yeah, but when you know about self defense that doesnt matter. If you know fighting, you know to not fighting about stupid things, about a drunken guy, someone saying things to your girl or friend, even someone pushing you its not necessarily an agressor (because the intent to harm is different that the intent just rage or something like that), but when someone HAVE an intention to harm you, you cant take the risk, because, if you dont win, even if he just punching you, you can die easily with your head on concrete, so, what do you chose ¿Would you rather die? ¿Or would you rather go to jail for a time? I mean, if someone have the intent to kill me, even if i dont want to, i kill him so save myself.
@@dereksmith6713 THANK YOU-- when it comes to YOU or THEM-- F.. the law!!!
I was thinking this. Unless they’re a complete nut job, no one is going to bother me unless they’re in a position to do so without interference-that is, they have opportunity.
As a retail worker, this is essential viewing these days 👌
“Deescalation” is the art of removing intention. What is usually taught as “self defense” is methods to remove capability.
I can speak from several personal experiences that these factors are spot on. In every encounter that I eliminated one of these three, the confrontation was diffused. Also, in all the cases where I was not able to, the situation escalated. Great video!
Blank Computer face presentation presenting zero and or neutral emotion/intention. Plan B, if not, 5 yard line and goal via full speed weapons off safe rocking Unauthorized Ammo.
So, be aware of your surroundings, have a quick draw as well as good marksmanship. 🤙🏻
LOTS of times you are SURPRISED and too close to have time to access concealed weapons. ThOSE are the dangerous times.
@@davidwayne9982 LOTS of times you can avoid being surprised by being AWARE of your surroundings. 🤙🏻
@@th.burggraf7814 Th- I'm a retired fed bodyguard- my JOB was being aware- and yet I've been surprised-- you can't always tell intent and some that look totally innocent and totally distracted are focused on YOU- and when in close range- its NOT impossible to defend- just HARDER... i haven't worked in years- but still- by HABIT- observe everything- ever little nuance of anybody that comes anywhere near at all. and first thing I do is a quick scan to see about weapons, stance- walk, focus- and so much more- it's automatic for me now..
@@th.burggraf7814 in fact- if you were to check out some of my other comments- you'll see I advise everyone- the most effective weapon you have lies right between your ears-- if you USE it and make yourself AWARE... that-in bodyguard work- is NUMBER ONE RULE.
@@davidwayne9982 I can't disagree with that. Using the brain is of course fundamental for successful self-defense.
YEAH, THERE IS TOO MANY THINGS TO WORRY ABOUT WHEN ASSESSING THE SITUATION.
These days, I just assume EVERY encounter on the street has the potential for violence.
Fool me once... you can't fool me. (with a nod to G.W. Bush)
EXACTLY-- observe before enounter and have an idea of the weaknesses and INTENTIOn.. you can FEEL real evil intention before it hits- if you're awake.. (and I don't mean from sleep).
I don't know what Bush was saying but he said it
But i still carry a Karambit which i know how to use and a handgun of which I would not hesitate to use. I will ever allow myself to have some back me into a place i cannot retreat from. If cornered, they will go down. Plus I'm 68 so being considered "elderly" here in the states allows me allows me a defense as someone would with a disability.
Oh to have the common sense freedoms of America. In Britain we have to first let the person stab us to death. Then the family have to hope the police find the person who did it. Then people say your family got ‘closure’. We are not allowed to carry ANYTHING to protect ourselves with. Only the bad guys get to carry weapons, because they will anyway. It’s really crazy. People get murdered or killed all the time with knives here, but they’re always kitchen knives. So the government ban everyone from carrying any type of knife. Still the bad guys carry knives. The good guys carry nothing to defend themselves with. That would be illegal.
You're fooling yourself to think your age is going to protect you from a lawyer with an agenda. Prosecutors want to score a win, justice be danged.
Now if you were to identify as a multi-racial, multi-sexual, out of work extra from the wizard of oz. MAYBE, you'd catch a break.
@@TheGreatest1974 In the States, a lot depends on where you are regionally. You might get a kick out of this though. Carry a small caliber like a .32 and they will call you a mild-mannered citizen. Carry a 10 mm or a .44 and in court they will call you too aggressive. (In some areas.)
In the USA I walk the streets with confidence minding my business, and with my monkeys fist always at the ready. “Si Vis Pacem Para Bellum.”
A little Ego Driven and excellent Quote.
Being vigilant, negates 90% of issues imho. People walk around London with their heads in their phones and wonder why they get mugged. I mean you shouldn't have to. But that's the world we live in and if people understood that better life would be made much easier! Love these videos, they really relate to the books I have read.
I grew up in the east end of London, Stepney Green to Bethnal Green Area, I wasn't very big, and now I know better and I live in Canada, but have been into some of the old worst Areas in the U.S. I realize with reflection what a bunch of lunatic/psychopaths I actually lived around. You could be walking down the street there, and someone you've never seen before would just haul off and punch you in the face, no warning no reason, and keep on walking without skipping a beat. Also a friend with similar morals, you're doing something together something you've done for years and all of a sudden it sets them off and it's just luck how it works out for you. One thing that was always constant, as they always had an added quantity over as well, more skills, your size, armed, or all of the above etc, never an even chance. No such thing as a fair fight, that line is consistently Bullshit. Those Guy's scare me, as they have no humanity, so impossible to read.
An example is a character like joe Pesci in goodfellas
Those of us that grew up in urban areas with violence occurring on an ongoing basis know these three factors intuitively. It's almost like it's ingrained in you.
The Most Dangerous Man In The World Is The Man With Nothing To Lose. Good Video.
I disagree a man with nothing to lose has freedom to be very brave. I broke my back was on Fentanyl patches for 2 years. When the drugs ran out I was a writhing squirming uncomfortable unable to sleep wish I was dead for 6 days. I never got high from it it offset so much pain I derived no attachment to it besides physical addiction. I could see the sub human side of myself had I been alone not have children and actually enjoyed the drug I could see anyone without allot of self will would steal from god himself to get it. Lack of sleep for long periods drives one insane quite quickly. 7th night I fell asleep when I woke much latter life was reality again.
I am honestly surprised after this how they even imagined to leave me at home going through this. It is wise for medical people to realize this I feel would push most people who have no loved ones to help them to do regrettable things.
I would say there are two factors to whether someone is dangerous. Both are uncontrollable and unknowable to certain degrees. 1. Extent of violence a people is willing to exact. Time in which that extent is reached.
1. The extent in which a person is willing to go to do violence;
Some people want to verbally get their point across. Screaming and yelling and posturing is their extent.
Some people want to exert their dominance, and hurt you physically and/or mentally. So physical or spatial dominance is their extent.
Some people want to kill. THEY WANT TO KILL YOU!!!!
2. The time in which that extent is reached;
The time in which it takes a person to decide that their extent of violence is warranted.
This could be after other methods, e.g. talking, posturing, lower level physical skills and techniques, have failed. Or, after mere eye contact a person could pull a gun and shoot someone, point blank, in the face, without any warning.
We can only hope that our violent encounters are at the lower end of this spectrum. We hope
there is plenty of talking, posturing, telegraphing, and reasoning, before higher levels or violence ensues. We hope that our training will be adequate for whatever level of violence we encounter. We can hope may never learn of the extents in which people will and can go to exact violence.
Stay safe.
Thanks for the info, opportunity is everything. You may have just saved my child's life from an insane neighbor; I will make sure they NEVER even come close to having the opportunity.
Hey, I’m a girl/women. I used to live in America and I got robbed twice.(I’m going back) I wanted to know how do I encounter a situation when I’m going out at night to take night runs or eat at a restaurant or something alone. If I somehow walk through a dark alley where crime rate areas are high and pretty much a tight road with walls on both sides. Making it impossible for me to run in different directions if I see a man/women/psychopath with a gun/bat/weapon or ready to mess someone’s day up down the street, meaning I could only run in 1 possible direction. I’m overthinking this however if this ever happens at least I could hopefully not get harmed, or killed. I know I’m asking a lot of questions but what if your already really close to the person, I’m a decent runner(kinda) but what if the person in front of me has more opportunities to get to me. How do I reduce the opportunities, not trying to sound annoying but I can’t always carry pepper spray with me or even my handgun.
This is a good video. I used to do silly things like not moving away from the person . I use to think to myself I am not letting this idiot stand over me. Which having an attitude like that can land you in the emergency department or worse dead. I used to think people that act aggressive were bullies but what I need to understand is that there are a lot of antisocial people in our society today that don’t place any importance on a humans life, their well being and their property. The mentally disturbed are all around us in shopping malls, supermarkets, public transport on nature tracks and public parks. Knife attacks are on the increase. I do exactly what the gentleman says now I started doing these recently. My daughter dose it as well. You don’t say a word , no eye contact and move away as quietly and carefully as you can. My daughter and I have very strong intuition and it has protected us from so much danger. We get feelings about people and places and we listen to our intuition all the time. You have to be organised when out and about and travelling. Make sure you have your phone where you can get to it quickly. Time buses and trains so that you aren’t sitting for more than a couple of minutes at bus stops and stations. Be confident when out and be assertive. I don’t sit or stand near strangers and I never talk to strangers. Not talking to strangers just isn’t for children it’s for adults as well. If there is a gang at a bus stop than walk to the next one. If there is a violent person waiting at the lights to cross the road than stand well away from them and catch the next set of lights. I find that if you keep moving when you are out and about you no longer are a target. I learnt from past experiences with violent, unhinged people and pests who ask for money in public places that if you keep walking at a good pace and you look assertive and confident you are less likely to be ambushed by these people. Have a plan when you are planning to be in public places and prepare all your belongings and timetables. I learnt profiling years ago and I highly recommend everyone take a course in profiling. Learning phycology on how certain people operate in our society is beneficial as well.
The Australian Army, Infantry taught me this. If an person you do not know walks towards with intent, the first thing to do it to Hit them hard as soon as they are close enough. That will stop them for a split second and you hit them again and again till they go down. You do not stop till they are down. I have used that very philosophy myself in situations as for some reason a lot of so called men thought I was an easy target. They soon found out I was not an easy target as I was fully trained in Unarmed Combat and Mixed Martial Arts. I did Boxing from the age of 8. And I can take the hit and not fall down. I have been king hit from behind, and that person lost.
As Tim Larkin says... Never slap a killer!
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Most dangerous men are the quiet and respectful ones, I Don t count myself on it but some ppl do
What does it mean ??
I've always found a quick exit pretty useful - multiple times. Don't hang around and move quickly our of there without hesitation - waiting for it to unfold is the mistake - helps if you are a decent sprinter. Very few people chase you down after (only time was when they were in gangs I've found). Only one time have I had to run more than 20m and thank God I had decent 400m speed on that one as that was 6 guys.
I had a guy follow me into an alley way when I was 11 I turned around confronted him he threatened me I had one arm behind my back holding a blade in my mind I was ready to kill him I was 11 he was in his mid 30s he backed off after he saw I was not scared and probably more dangerous than him
I'm not a gangster but I know gangsters. It's all in the eyes 👀
Eye contact, just like dogs and wolves. and feel secure that you can back anything up.
Hi! Have you done a video on how attackers, robbers and such select their victims? What do they look for and avoid. Sorry to bother you, if you've already posted one.
Yes we have made a few. Mostly discussing body language and what they look for in a victim. Have a look through our recent videos.
Don't let fear create a super enemy in your mind that you can't defeat.. This is NOT helpful...
Faster you realize the potential danger you are in, more time you have to make good decisions.
Nothing became of this event, but I should have been more aware. At a university parking lot, a young woman asked me for a quarter for a phone call. The man she was with appeared innocuous, but while speaking to her, I allowed him to get behind me. Again, nothing happened but could have! A cautionary tale perhaps?
I think in all these circumstances a gun would help a lot...
What makes a man dangerous
1.does he want to hurt you
Yes and hurt himself before during and after. Want? No want whatsoever and bust his balls prior to any "wanting".
I always pack my Bunch of 5 Keys on Long chain.. About to upgrade To Heavy duty chain and more Keys!.. Plus.. I always know where my keys are🤔
You sir have a fantastic channel! Your information and advice on situational awareness are absolutely stellar! Thank you for work.
This a very simplistic summary of a very complicated subject. Looking like a jacked body builder with roid rage does not make someone dangerous. Ask any neighbour of a serial killer. They're all "quiet, keep to themselves" types. Also look at someone like GGG when he's not in his boxing gear. He will end most people he meets. That's dangerous
I dont look dangerous, but i m. I just hit first
Please consider this. I was chased down at night thru downtown city streets. As I ran, I cut down a side street. He was gaining on me as I was running out of breath. I'm not much of a fighter. As I ran I saw a 2-story apartment building with a balcony on the top floor. I yelled at the top of my lungs, "Mark! Mark! Get out here! We got us a live one! Mark! Hurry!" He stopped chasing, put his hands up and said, "I'm just playin man!" and he ran away. I ran all the way back to my apartment.
I didn't take away his opportunity or capability. I took away his intent.
Love watching and learning from your vids.
i had to understand that people who start shit are deeply insecure. once i really realized this, i lost the need to assert myself in defense. thus taking away all opportunities. i know their lives are awful and i let them continue on that path. and i stay the hell out of that mess and avoid avoid avoid. life is much better now
Very true!
Number 33😜👹 is the guy wearing a ufc or affliction mma shirt
Hey :)
I'm an amateur boxer and searching for self-defense tips for a team. I'm not alone when I'm out late and have my best buddy with me. How do we fight 2 against 1,2,3 people? Tactics, tips etc. would be welcome I have only seen 1vs 1,2,3 people videos on youtube but none with your buddy against someone else. I think there should be a lot of potential for training there. Thanks :)
Nothing to add unfortunately, but I think this is a very good question you've raised. We all think of multiple attackers, but I don't think anyone has done multiple defenders yet.
Could you do some knife 🔪 attack stuff? And what do you think about revenge when the police do nothing?
I like how you study and teach us the mentality and psychology of fighting. There are too many people just teaching strikes and kicks