Well, I am having a hard time with this one...Shotgun? Mace? bullwhip coated with glued glass and metal shards? Claymore?
I guess that a good katana would do some good in a mob situation. Then again, I've also seen firecrackers work.
Having a pair of trained German Shepards might do the job.
It is bias to think that the art of war is just for killing people. It is not to kill people, it is to kill evil. It is a strategem to give life to many people by killing the evil of one person.
- Yagyū Munenori
I wasn't thinking clearly about this. Here is a good answer...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V4nknAzQPHE
Or well, tear gas...
This is a good post right here. If we are talking guns, we are talking concealed carry. Belly bands are not quick draw. Hell, **** near anything for conceal carry doesn't really lend itself to quick drawing in those kinds of situations.
You know, living in the Philadelphia area I'm so glad I don't go to the city often and rarely with the whole family and when we do we tend to avoid the most popular areas. While I might go to a vegan pizza shop near South Street, I don't go to South Street. In this town "flash mob" has a completely different connotation because some kids have taken the idea and turned it into a flash mob rumble.
I noticed the media has been referring to these incidents as "flash mobs".
I've always thought a flash mob was more of type of random performance with a large group of people in a public place.
Apparently these people are using smart phones and social media to get the word out about their plans.
Sometimes one-on-one is hard enough, much less multiples.
I have gone 3 on 1 and 4 on 1, but in the environment of a club the numbers can work against them.
I have found that the great equalizer ( to HELP YOU GET THE **** OUT) is footwork AND "KO power".
That said, when the numbers are great, hit and run is the only option.
And if you can't run, well...no harm in taking as much of them with you as you can.
One thing though and I saw this happen and it stuck with me:
One of our bouncers got into trouble outside and when I got there he was on the ground and about 5 guys were kicking at him.
As we cleared the group ( putting it nicely) we noticed that there were 6, the 6th being on the ground and in the bouncers guard - he had been using him as a shield of sorts ( as best he could).
Psalms 144:1
Praise be my Lord my Rock,
He trains my hands for war, my fingers for battle !
I think Jackie Chan has given you the answer in the movie, The Karate Kid. lmao
Possibly, but when I am dealing with kids, I would rather take more of a risk. I would have to feel as though I were truly in trouble before I would respond with any real force. What I saw on the video was a group of kids. If I were dealing with men. I would take a completely different approach (assuming that I couldn't just run).
I worked security where we had to deal with gangs beating up other club patrons. The key was to apprehend the leaders which was typically the kid landing the first blow. I agree that there is more of a risk going my route if the only option is to fight, but I would rather do that than seriously hurt a kid. Although, a solid arm lock or a good through isn't exactly a walk in the park when executed by a man on a boy.
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