Quote Originally Posted by hewhispers
Once you stoop to violence you, in essence, say that you lack the intelligence or the skill set to handle the situation. Its like when parents beat their kids. Its saying that they don't have the skills to handle a 5 yr old. And then what happens when the 5 yr old becomes an adult? He/she reaches for the very same tools that they learned as a 5 yr old, which is more violence.

My guess is that our thread-starter was raised in a tolerant home and has handled this situation with tolerance. But sometimes tolerance is interpreted as 'approval' and that should not be the case here.

I was a pub bouncer and seldom had to use violence to control the situation.
I easily could have but why should I put myself in harm's way?

Am I wrong here?
When someone insults me, i'll shout at them, and threaten them. I wont hit them unless they try to hit me.

If someone annoys me same thing goes.

As soon as someone insults my family, i'll fight them untill they're not moving.

When someone says something that bad about someones family words wont work.

If you tell them to stop, they'll carry on. If you hit them so hard they cant move, they'll never even think of doing it again.

Family loyalties mean everything, and when someone does something that insulting they deserve to be lamped.
LIP Reviewed by LIP on . Just me, or was this guy an asshole? (sort of long) To get right to the point of the story, go to the bold. So last night I smoked out my buddy in college and his younger brother (who is also very good friend of mine) who is in high school. I made a club run and picked up 1/8th of Super Sour Deisel. It was fucking freezing outside, so we decided to take the stealth route and smoke in his bedroom (which is upstairs, and their parents were downstairs). I created a doob tube and kept the Febreeze handy, all was well until my friend's friend Rating: 5