Bro, I'm telling you what the law is. If you can properly articulate that the punch was likely to kill you or hospitalize you (like Brock Lesnar trying to Knockout-Game you), then that's a different story.
And I'm telling you that the law doesn't matter and that until you gain that important life experience of getting punched in the face by someone who knows how to throw a punch, you will never understand how absolutely fucking retarded you are being right now.
The difference is that in that scenario I will get the chance to speak to an attorney, whereas you will be dead on the sidewalk because you tried to follow the law and didn't realize that the law, much like you, fails to correctly identify a lethal threat and the appropriate response to it.
If it were a lethal threat, then you can respond with lethal force.
A punch typically is considered ordinary force, unless you can reasonably articulate that it is lethal force (like getting knock-out game'd by Brock Lesnar).
The point of the law is that you do correctly identify a lethal threat and the response to it.
Bro, I'm telling you what the law is. If you can properly articulate that the punch was likely to kill you or hospitalize you (like Brock Lesnar trying to Knockout-Game you), then that's a different story.
And I'm telling you that the law doesn't matter and that until you gain that important life experience of getting punched in the face by someone who knows how to throw a punch, you will never understand how absolutely fucking retarded you are being right now.
Tell it to your attorney.
"I shot him in the head because he seemed to know how to throw a punch."
"Okay, so, you didn't say that, and I didn't hear that."
The difference is that in that scenario I will get the chance to speak to an attorney, whereas you will be dead on the sidewalk because you tried to follow the law and didn't realize that the law, much like you, fails to correctly identify a lethal threat and the appropriate response to it.
If it were a lethal threat, then you can respond with lethal force.
A punch typically is considered ordinary force, unless you can reasonably articulate that it is lethal force (like getting knock-out game'd by Brock Lesnar).
The point of the law is that you do correctly identify a lethal threat and the response to it.