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Taking time off of YouTube temporarily due to family member having Stage 3 cancer. See you all soon !

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NEVER GIVE POLICE STATEMENTS, NEVER TALK TO POLICE UPON ARRIVAL AFTER SELF DEFENSE SITUATION……..JUST SHUT UP , AND YOU HAVE BETTER ODDS OF NOT BEING CHARGED BECAUSE D.A WONT HAVE YOUR STATEMENT TO USE AGAINST YOU !!!

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I DON'T CARE WHAT you've heard, but here's the truth: aggression is not toxic. It's necessary. It's in your blood, in your DNA. Society wants you to believe that being aggressive makes you dangerous, problematic, a threat. But without aggression, you're neutered—stripped of the fire that makes you a man. The real problem isn't aggression; it's the world that tries to suppress it.

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Cheat Sheet 101

Common Situations Where Self-Defense May Be Used.

Self-defense can vary widely, but some of the most common examples where self-defense may be needed include:

Physical Assault: This includes situations where someone is physically attacked, whether it’s a punch, kick, grab, or other forms of physical aggression.

Robbery or Theft: Being confronted by someone attempting to steal your belongings or money, often involving threats or violence.

Sexual Assault or Harassment: Instances where someone is threatened with or subjected to unwanted sexual advances, groping, or assault.

Home Invasion: When someone unlawfully enters your home with the intent to commit a crime, potentially putting you or your family in danger.

Road Rage Incidents: Altercations that occur while driving, which can escalate into physical confrontations.

Domestic Violence: Situations involving violence or threats of violence within intimate relationships or familial settings.

Mugging: Attacks aimed at stealing personal belongings, often in public places such as streets or parks.

Bullying: Instances where individuals are targeted for harassment or physical aggression, particularly in school or workplace environments.

Stalking: Persistent unwanted attention or harassment, which may escalate into physical violence.

Random Acts of Violence: Unprovoked attacks by strangers in public places.

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Cheat Sheet 101


Difference Between Ordinary Physical Force and Lethal Deadly Force.

Ordinary Physical Force:
Ordinary physical force refers to actions or measures taken by an individual to defend themselves or others that do not pose a significant risk of causing death or serious bodily harm.
Examples of ordinary physical force may include pushing, grabbing, restraining, or striking with non-lethal objects such as fists or open hands.
The use of ordinary physical force is typically justified in situations where there is a reasonable belief of imminent harm or threat, and it is necessary to protect oneself or others from that harm.

Lethal Deadly Force:
Lethal deadly force involves actions or measures that are likely to cause death or serious bodily harm to another person.

Examples of lethal deadly force may include the use of firearms, knives, or other weapons capable of inflicting fatal injuries.

The use of lethal deadly force is generally considered to be a last resort and is justified only in situations where there is an imminent threat of death or serious injury to oneself or others, and there are no reasonable alternatives available to neutralize the threat.

Laws regarding the use of lethal deadly force often impose stricter standards and may require that individuals exhaust all other reasonable means of self-defense before resorting to deadly force.

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Cheat Sheet 101

The Key Elements Typically Required to Establish a Valid Claim of Self-Defense Include:

Imminence: The threat must be immediate and imminent. The individual must reasonably believe that they are in immediate danger of harm.

Proportionality: The force used in self-defense must be proportional to the threat faced. In other words, the individual can only use the amount of force necessary to repel the threat.

Reasonableness: The individual’s belief that force is necessary for self-defense must be objectively reasonable under the circumstances. This is determined based on what a reasonable person in the same situation would believe.

Avoidance: In some jurisdictions, there may be a requirement to retreat or attempt to retreat from the threat if it is safe to do so, before resorting to the use of force. This is known as the duty to retreat.

Subjective Belief: The individual must genuinely believe that the use of force is necessary to protect themselves or others from harm. This subjective belief is assessed based on the individual’s perception of the situation at the time.

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