Who are the Bad Guys?

From Al Case at Matrix Martial Arts…

Got a couple of things to cover this issue.

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Second…

I was thinking the other day,

how do you tell the good guys from the bad guys?

It’s easy to say stay away from bad guys,

but how do you tell who is a bad guy,

and who is not?

When I was in high school

I was studying world history,

the teacher said that Hitler attacked every country.

He went to Poland, then continued attacking countries

in a circle, until he got to Russia.

He just attacked everybody.

And,

when he started losing,

he attacked his own people,

blaming the German people for being too weak.

So my criteria for identifying bad guys is

looking for the guys who attack people.

Obviously, you can have differences of opinion,

even big, old arguments,

but when an actual attack occurs,

there’s the fellow you should look at,

he might have just made a bad decision,

but he might also just be a Bad Guy.

And,

you can further identify a bad guy

by the magnitude of his attack…

does he bring a gun to a fist fight?

And,

you can further identify a bad guy

by how many people he attacks.

Does he pick fights with lots of other people?

And,

a very important element,

does he attack people who are smaller than him?

What gets interesting is something like

the weigh in at UFC.

There is trash talk,

good to generate audiences.

Then one of the guys slaps the other guy,

or some other action.

Oops. Bad guy.

There are also all sorts of key phrases that identify bad guys.

For instance:

‘That guy studies at a McDojo.’

‘If it doesn’t work in the ring it isn’t a real art.’

I know I’ve stepped on some toes here, 

and there is a lot of room for opposing opinions,

shadings of some of the things I’ve said,

and so on.

Just because a guy says one thing,

or does one thing,

doesn’t paint him forever.

Guy might have just had a brain fart.

But you can generally identify bad guy remarks because

they have one common factor:

opinion over facts.

Okay.

Think about it,

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find fault,

think about your politicians…

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Al

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