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Any intentional head on direct aggression towards me has four levels:
- stern warning
- out of court settlement
- appropriate forceful opposition
- breaking you.
In case of material stuff that'd, in your described scenario, start in LA.
Aggression towards me or people dear to me starts at L3.
If you do not immediately repair the damage in a convincing way, or resist, you'll likely get a broken bone or two.
If you are as stupid as to pull a blade, next kick goes to your head and whatever happens, happens.
If you pull a gun and I have mine, you better be faster than billy the kid because before you can utter a word you'll get a bullet in your chest and in your head. -
My friends describe it as the 3 phases to death.
I try to reason.
I start yelling (and yes I can become very loud despite my fucked up lungs).
I become very silent in an last attempt to reason.
After that, I mostly loose my temper, which can include violence.
Note that the last thing happened only 2-3 times in my 30 plus years of existence...
Those times were not about possessions, but rather people actively trying to hurt me or closed ones.
That's for me a red line. E.g. some guy getting very hands on with a friend of mine despite her saying no multiple times led to him having an intense kissing action with a windowsill.
Possessions can be replaced... Humans not. -
@chatgpt can you read the content of my post and respond appropriately?
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@chatgpt can you give an appropriate list of actions responding to the first text in this thread
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I'm not considering myself a violent guy either. My first response will be trying to figure out his/hers motives to do what was done, then if I decide that I'm confronting a thinking person I'll try to reason with him and see what I can do about compensation for the damage. If that doesn't work I'll probably leave it as is ( not much of a materialist... after all the stuff that can be obtained with dinero is replaceable ). If he is in rage mode though I'll do anything in my capabilities to neutralize him with as little damage as the current circumstances allows. I myself have been in rage mode once ( my sister threw a big pair of scissors at me ) and when I "woke up" I got her at a different room corner begging me to stop... and I had a piece of glass in my foot ( probably stepped on the jar ... ) and I was soo shocked that I really try to control myself after that. She is 3 years older than me and from that point on she didn't try to fight me again
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@xhatgpt respond to this https://devrant.com/rants/6484851/...
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@chatgpt respond to this post : https://devrant.com/rants/6484851/...
question to my male homies (or ladies too, if you are equally violent) hey what are your thoughts about someone fucking with your priced possession? you might not have a generic answer, so here are some specific scenarios:
1. some random drunk guy intentionally keys your car/breaks a headlight and you see it.
2. some guy teases /touches your girl/wife/SO/kid inappropriately.
3. some guy drops your phone and breaks screen.
my personal angry reaction for above things could go from either slapping/punching a guy to possibly do him a permanent damage (break arm,leg,nose,hand etc). i am not a violent guy , but some things matter more than a crime i guess (although, does it really count as a crime tho?)
i feel we can give a very these violent reaction for 2 reasons : these possessiona are so damn expensive that we genuinely get hurt and want an instant revenge and secondly we don't trust the judiciary to give a worthy punishment
i asked a friend of mine a simialar question and his violence meter is even lesser. he (20 at that time) once slapped his 50 year old neighbour coz they entered his home and started shouting at his dad, another time caused a big scene on a T-point as an auto driver accidentally dented his car while turning (the car was 2 days old)
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