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Actually I had been trained in that exact technique but I don’t think that cops could add the elbow to the head that was the follow up. I repeat the recording said that they thought he had a knife.HeavyG said:
Well a rear knee kick is not like a stomp or a vicious side sweep of the knee. You're not trying to break the damn thing. Bend the knee joint and it will fold under its own weight and along with a pull on one or both shoulders will put the person on the ground. Then you can stomp them I guess.Gulfcoastguy said:
It does but if they legitimately thought he had a knife it would have put them in range of a deadly weapon. Besides that a stomp kick to the back of the knee stands a good chance of tearing the ligaments.HeavyG said:
Rear knee kick takedown would have worked and likely no medical bills and no civil suit. But who knows, easier just to pop a cap (or 7) in his a$$.nolaegghead said:Truncheon to the noggin an option? Probably wouldn't cost our health system 3 million dollars in medical bills.
Training. I suggest they teach cops how to lasso and calf rope - that would be fun! -
Due to the various lawsuit settlements, he's now known as the wealthy snot-nosed kid from Kentucky.JohnInCarolina said:
Is that the snot-nosed entitled kid from Kentucky?JohnEggGio said:Maryland, 1 LBGE -
As @Battleborn said, it you weren't there and dealing with the situation in real time with whatever situational awareness you had then from my perspective you are wasting key strokes here or oxygen in a conversation.
Unfortunately too many are quick to grab on whatever the 24/7 news cycle feeds and run with it. Regrettably that is today's reality and it is likely a far cry from the total picture. Until you have had to make split second and accountable decisions based on the best information you have, the concepts of responsibility and accountability are foreign to you. Off soap-box.
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And this was actually my original point with all of this - that people tend to make terrible decisions when they feel threatened.Legume said:
I would shjt my pants if I was in that position, let alone make an acceptable decision.HeavyG said:
Rear knee kick takedown would have worked and likely no medical bills and no civil suit. But who knows, easier just to pop a cap (or 7) in his a$$.nolaegghead said:Truncheon to the noggin an option? Probably wouldn't cost our health system 3 million dollars in medical bills."I've made a note never to piss you two off." - Stike
"The truth is, these are not very bright guys, and things got out of hand." - Deep Throat -
Indeed. We are a litigious society. I would caution against associating winning settlements in law suits with anything like character or merit.JohnEggGio said:
Due to the various lawsuit settlements, he's now known as the wealthy snot-nosed kid from Kentucky.JohnInCarolina said:
Is that the snot-nosed entitled kid from Kentucky?JohnEggGio said:"I've made a note never to piss you two off." - Stike
"The truth is, these are not very bright guys, and things got out of hand." - Deep Throat -
"I've made a note never to piss you two off." - Stike
"The truth is, these are not very bright guys, and things got out of hand." - Deep Throat -
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And how would you keep control of his hands where any weapon would be held? This isn't a movie or WWE.HeavyG said:
Well a rear knee kick is not like a stomp or a vicious side sweep of the knee. You're not trying to break the damn thing. Bend the knee joint and it will fold under its own weight and along with a pull on one or both shoulders will put the person on the ground. Then you can stomp them I guess.Gulfcoastguy said:
It does but if they legitimately thought he had a knife it would have put them in range of a deadly weapon. Besides that a stomp kick to the back of the knee stands a good chance of tearing the ligaments.HeavyG said:
Rear knee kick takedown would have worked and likely no medical bills and no civil suit. But who knows, easier just to pop a cap (or 7) in his a$$.nolaegghead said:Truncheon to the noggin an option? Probably wouldn't cost our health system 3 million dollars in medical bills.
Training. I suggest they teach cops how to lasso and calf rope - that would be fun!
"Social media gives legions of idiots the right to speak when they once only spoke at a bar after a glass of wine, without harming the community [...] but now they have the same right to speak as a Nobel Prize winner. It's the invasion of the idiots."
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Thanks for the advice. You should get up to speed on what actually happened here - you seem a little short. Of course, Washington Post, led the way, so I can understand why you'd choose to ignore.JohnInCarolina said:
Indeed. We are a litigious society. I would caution against associating winning settlements in law suits with anything like character or merit.JohnEggGio said:
Due to the various lawsuit settlements, he's now known as the wealthy snot-nosed kid from Kentucky.JohnInCarolina said:
Is that the snot-nosed entitled kid from Kentucky?JohnEggGio said:Maryland, 1 LBGE -
Ah! That’s the JohnEggGio I know! I was wondering where that dude was hiding all this time...JohnEggGio said:
Thanks for the advice. You should get up to speed on what actually happened here - you seem a little short. Of course, Washington Post, led the way, so I can understand why you'd choose to ignore.JohnInCarolina said:
Indeed. We are a litigious society. I would caution against associating winning settlements in law suits with anything like character or merit.JohnEggGio said:
Due to the various lawsuit settlements, he's now known as the wealthy snot-nosed kid from Kentucky.JohnInCarolina said:
Is that the snot-nosed entitled kid from Kentucky?JohnEggGio said:"I've made a note never to piss you two off." - Stike
"The truth is, these are not very bright guys, and things got out of hand." - Deep Throat -
Alan Strickland.JohnInCarolina said:
Indeed. We are a litigious society. I would caution against associating winning settlements in law suits with anything like character or merit.JohnEggGio said:
Due to the various lawsuit settlements, he's now known as the wealthy snot-nosed kid from Kentucky.JohnInCarolina said:
Is that the snot-nosed entitled kid from Kentucky?JohnEggGio said:canuckland -
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Not good. If this proves to be the norm rather than an exception, a vaccine may not be the light at the end of the tunnel we’re all expecting."I've made a note never to piss you two off." - Stike
"The truth is, these are not very bright guys, and things got out of hand." - Deep Throat -
LOL - I'm done, John. Peace! Have a great day!JohnInCarolina said:
Ah! That’s the JohnEggGio I know! I was wondering where that dude was hiding all this time...JohnEggGio said:
Thanks for the advice. You should get up to speed on what actually happened here - you seem a little short. Of course, Washington Post, led the way, so I can understand why you'd choose to ignore.JohnInCarolina said:
Indeed. We are a litigious society. I would caution against associating winning settlements in law suits with anything like character or merit.JohnEggGio said:
Due to the various lawsuit settlements, he's now known as the wealthy snot-nosed kid from Kentucky.JohnInCarolina said:
Is that the snot-nosed entitled kid from Kentucky?JohnEggGio said:Maryland, 1 LBGE -
That is the problem which is one of the reasons why I was arguing against it.GATraveller said:
And how would you keep control of his hands where any weapon would be held? This isn't a movie or WWE.HeavyG said:
Well a rear knee kick is not like a stomp or a vicious side sweep of the knee. You're not trying to break the damn thing. Bend the knee joint and it will fold under its own weight and along with a pull on one or both shoulders will put the person on the ground. Then you can stomp them I guess.Gulfcoastguy said:
It does but if they legitimately thought he had a knife it would have put them in range of a deadly weapon. Besides that a stomp kick to the back of the knee stands a good chance of tearing the ligaments.HeavyG said:
Rear knee kick takedown would have worked and likely no medical bills and no civil suit. But who knows, easier just to pop a cap (or 7) in his a$$.nolaegghead said:Truncheon to the noggin an option? Probably wouldn't cost our health system 3 million dollars in medical bills.
Training. I suggest they teach cops how to lasso and calf rope - that would be fun! -
The peoples elbow off the hood would have been greatGulfcoastguy said:
That is the problem which is one of the reasons why I was arguing against it.GATraveller said:
And how would you keep control of his hands where any weapon would be held? This isn't a movie or WWE.HeavyG said:
Well a rear knee kick is not like a stomp or a vicious side sweep of the knee. You're not trying to break the damn thing. Bend the knee joint and it will fold under its own weight and along with a pull on one or both shoulders will put the person on the ground. Then you can stomp them I guess.Gulfcoastguy said:
It does but if they legitimately thought he had a knife it would have put them in range of a deadly weapon. Besides that a stomp kick to the back of the knee stands a good chance of tearing the ligaments.HeavyG said:
Rear knee kick takedown would have worked and likely no medical bills and no civil suit. But who knows, easier just to pop a cap (or 7) in his a$$.nolaegghead said:Truncheon to the noggin an option? Probably wouldn't cost our health system 3 million dollars in medical bills.
Training. I suggest they teach cops how to lasso and calf rope - that would be fun! -
"I've made a note never to piss you two off." - Stike
"The truth is, these are not very bright guys, and things got out of hand." - Deep Throat -
That's how many days we have before the market crashes ... man this world is SOOOO messed up.JohnInCarolina said:Napoleon Prestige Pro 665, XL BGE, Lots of time for BBQ! -
Or Trump wins again. You should have been on the forum last time. They talked all this same crap it was the best thing ever to watch afterwards.Mark_B_Good said:
That's how many days we have before the market crashes ... man this world is SOOOO messed up.JohnInCarolina said: -
I know right! People with foreign accents are weird.JohnInCarolina said:
"Social media gives legions of idiots the right to speak when they once only spoke at a bar after a glass of wine, without harming the community [...] but now they have the same right to speak as a Nobel Prize winner. It's the invasion of the idiots."
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Yeah, I have to admit, it's great entertainment ... but for real the world is pretty messed up right now.Lit said:
Or Trump wins again. You should have been on the forum last time. They talked all this same crap it was the best thing ever to watch afterwards.Mark_B_Good said:
That's how many days we have before the market crashes ... man this world is SOOOO messed up.JohnInCarolina said:
Also, I'm predicting a market crash whether Trump wins or not ... but if he doesn't win, it will be worse. Here's why. The markets are being artificially pumped right now. There's tonnes of evidence to suggest what is happening is not normal ... especially with job losses and also economies reporting 30% dips in GDP. I think the market is being pumped to help Trump get re-elected. Once he is re-elected (if he is) ... then they don't need to pump the markets anymore ... and they will probably need to let it go at some stage ... they can't just keep printing money (or maybe they can ...).Napoleon Prestige Pro 665, XL BGE, Lots of time for BBQ! -
If you had a gun pointed up your crack, your eyes would look exactly the same!JohnInCarolina said:Napoleon Prestige Pro 665, XL BGE, Lots of time for BBQ! -
Well, we know that wasn’t the point, but it sure was strange, such a thick accent. She doesn’t get much airtime normally, so that has to be part of it, she‘a not familiar enough and we’re just not used to seeing that from a First Lady.GATraveller said:
I know right! People with foreign accents are weird.JohnInCarolina said:
Content aside, better delivered than the yeller from the night before.THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION TO THIS MATTER -
Agree. I was actually hoping the virus would knock the markets down a ways quickly so we could hopefully avoid a long drawn out recession. As soon as this free money runs out people are going to be screwed and its going to be a bad one this time since the markets didnt correct when they should have.Mark_B_Good said:
Yeah, I have to admit, it's great entertainment ... but for real the world is pretty messed up right now.Lit said:
Or Trump wins again. You should have been on the forum last time. They talked all this same crap it was the best thing ever to watch afterwards.Mark_B_Good said:
That's how many days we have before the market crashes ... man this world is SOOOO messed up.JohnInCarolina said:
Also, I'm predicting a market crash whether Trump wins or not ... but if he doesn't win, it will be worse. Here's why. The markets are being artificially pumped right now. There's tonnes of evidence to suggest what is happening is not normal ... especially with job losses and also economies reporting 30% dips in GDP. I think the market is being pumped to help Trump get re-elected. Once he is re-elected (if he is) ... then they don't need to pump the markets anymore ... and they will probably need to let it go at some stage ... they can't just keep printing money (or maybe they can ...). -
Unfortunately I think you're likely right about a lot of this.Mark_B_Good said:
Yeah, I have to admit, it's great entertainment ... but for real the world is pretty messed up right now.Lit said:
Or Trump wins again. You should have been on the forum last time. They talked all this same crap it was the best thing ever to watch afterwards.Mark_B_Good said:
That's how many days we have before the market crashes ... man this world is SOOOO messed up.JohnInCarolina said:
Also, I'm predicting a market crash whether Trump wins or not ... but if he doesn't win, it will be worse. Here's why. The markets are being artificially pumped right now. There's tonnes of evidence to suggest what is happening is not normal ... especially with job losses and also economies reporting 30% dips in GDP. I think the market is being pumped to help Trump get re-elected. Once he is re-elected (if he is) ... then they don't need to pump the markets anymore ... and they will probably need to let it go at some stage ... they can't just keep printing money (or maybe they can ...)."I've made a note never to piss you two off." - Stike
"The truth is, these are not very bright guys, and things got out of hand." - Deep Throat -
NBA just made a big statement.Xl bge ,LG bge, two 4' crusher cone fire pits. Weber Genisis gasser and
Two rusty Weber kettles.
Two Rivers Farm
Moncure N.C. -
That's where that calf roping training I mentioned earlier would be useful.GATraveller said:
And how would you keep control of his hands where any weapon would be held? This isn't a movie or WWE.HeavyG said:
Well a rear knee kick is not like a stomp or a vicious side sweep of the knee. You're not trying to break the damn thing. Bend the knee joint and it will fold under its own weight and along with a pull on one or both shoulders will put the person on the ground. Then you can stomp them I guess.Gulfcoastguy said:
It does but if they legitimately thought he had a knife it would have put them in range of a deadly weapon. Besides that a stomp kick to the back of the knee stands a good chance of tearing the ligaments.HeavyG said:
Rear knee kick takedown would have worked and likely no medical bills and no civil suit. But who knows, easier just to pop a cap (or 7) in his a$$.nolaegghead said:Truncheon to the noggin an option? Probably wouldn't cost our health system 3 million dollars in medical bills.
Training. I suggest they teach cops how to lasso and calf rope - that would be fun!
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