Of course you do Zecarlo. I already know how you think.
BTW, if any one here ever puts a RNC on someone, whether they live or die, do not say you used a chokehold. Say you were just restraining the other guy.
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We all know how you think, troll.
Tell that to the woke DAs and politicians who let these violent mentally ill people roam the streets.
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Yeah they should start locking up these mentally ill “veterans” with anger issues and murderous intent.
They can’t adapt to “civilian” life. I agree 100 percent.
Maybe they should make them armed security in inner city schools if that’s the case.
Any kind of choke hold was totally unnecessary.
An arm bar & crossface would have been More effective to hold the crazy guy, with zero risk of killing him.
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Inner city schools don’t need armed military lunatics as security guards.
If the pigs do their job right they’ll be just fine.
Why? You couldn’t differentiate between them and the students?
Huh?
Having rolled with white belt spazzes, even ones smaller than I, I have to disagree.
Can’t say this is the level of discourse I was hoping for when I made the original post.
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I’ll stop.
Have it your way dude.
The point is that you don’t need to choke someone to control their head. The noble sport of wrestling has a million ways to hold someone down without killing them. Surely, BJJ has at least a couple.
I’m just guessing here, but it is likely the marine has never trained in a bjj gym. The MCMAP (Marine Corps Martial Arts Program) definitely includes training a RNC.
Safely restraining your enemies in wartime is probably not a high training priority for the Marine Corps.
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There are things you can do but they require training, lots of it. You can’t hold the average person to that standard.
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There’s a strange notion that chokeholds didn’t exist prior to Royce Gracie.
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Name 3 pre-Royce Gracie choke hold guys.
Sankaku jime
Hadaka jime
Mae hadaka jime
All 3 date to 1800s or earlier.
Edit: If you were asking for 3 choke guys instead of 3 chokes, guys, take your pick of any judo practitioner.
For an American name, Gene LeBell.
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Adrian Adonis, Sgt. Slaughter, Albert DeSalvo.
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