Violence of Action, Where is your Line in the Sand

Violence of action is something in our world we need to learn to deal with. Once you learn to deal with it, you can use it if you have to. Only use it to keep your family and yourself safe from those that would use violence against good people.

Watch the video below (on Vimeo because YouTube took it down) and notice the violence of action and the line that one person crosses.

I don’t know the particulars in this case. I don’t who the good guys are or the bad guys. I don’t know if anyone got hurt, or was arrested.

I want you to notice two things. You can tell when the girl is pushed down that what looked like an aggressor crossed the line with the other three guys there. They reacted without thought or communication.

They knew where their line in the sand was and they knew what to do if someone crossed that line.

I want you to know where those lines in the sand are before you get there. Know that this is as far as someone can go before you will use violence to defend yourself.

Secondly, I want you to notice how these three guys used violence against the aggressor. The guy had no time to think or even react before these three guys knocked him to the ground and dominated the situation.

They used speed, shock force, and violence of action to completely dominate the guy that pushed down the girl.

Whether these three guys acted morally or legally, I’ll leave that up to you to decide. But, if you are going to use violence to defend yourself or someone you love, you need to be able to completely dominate the situation as these three guys did.

Learn to use speed, shock force, and violence of action to win any fight. Learn more with this serious of articles on how to win any fight.

Stay Safe,

Ben

The post Violence of Action, Where is your Line in the Sand appeared first on Modern Self Protection.