dragone
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Hi There, Thomas Dylan has a verse: Do not go gentle into that good night Old age should burn and rave at the close of day Rage, Rage against the dying of the light It's context is; to being struck down by death; but it applies to every situation where you are facing opposition, tryanny, threat, even in a death struggle, physically with an asailent or disease. The idea of, the fight ends with you getting to safety is sound, but as popeye points out, the fight may not end there. It may just be stalled, to continue at a later date. In most situations, a common guy, getting to safety is sufficent, and the encounter may actually be at an end. I've been there, a number of times. The best approach is to just be calm and get as far away from the confrontation and situation as quickly as possible, avoid the conflict when ever possible, swallow the hurt pride and brusied ego...and run away if need be. However, if it is unavoidable; cannot get to safety, then, destroy your opponent utterly, by any and all means at your disposal and do so in the shortest amount of time possible. Years ago, I was told, any physical encounter, any fight, only should last two hits. You hit your opponent, and he hits the deck. Once down, destroy any chance for further attack or reprisals. My comment is directed at having respect for the executioner, going gently like a lamb to your slaughter. ie; The jews, obeyed, made jusifications, excuses for those who were about killing them; and happily played their music, La Paloma, as they walked to their death. What bothers me, is this, you are going to die anyway, chance of survival is nil, so why not strike at the snake that strikes at you. In most cases the nazi guards were outnumbered 500 to one; yet, there was no ...well, that's it.
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