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The 'Warrior Gene'
Interesting stuff. Scientists say they've identified a gene mutation which causes impulsive violence. If you've ever found yourself doing stupid shit and later wondering why, maybe this gives some insight. Most interesting to me was that in this video they tested a group of MMA fighters and Buddhist monks. None of the MMA fighters tested positive for the gene, but all of the Buddhist monks did. |
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August 1st, 2012
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This has been around for a while and has been talked about before.
The gene is mostly found in Niggers and brown skins with it being less active in Whites and lighter skinned Asians. |
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August 1st, 2012
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oh dear
"The uploader has not made this video available in your country."
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August 1st, 2012
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The reason it's not found in mma fighters is because they are mostly vain borderline homosexuals who aren't actually engaging in real fighting, but rather some gay primitive dancing system where the object is point scoring.
I'd rather watch fencing if it's about mano-e-mano sport, not this man rubbing primitive faggotry. Also, people who are naturally inclined to fight and exude mental toughness, don't feel the need to put tattoos all over themselves like mma fighters do, and especially not tattoos of giant dick-swords going down their chest like Brock Lesnar. What I'm saying is, you feel truly mentally tougher, alive, and justifiably above other people around you, if you complete a 12-hour ultramarathon on a bike, or something that you know most others cannot do of their own accord unless perhaps threatened at gunpoint. Any jackass can get hideous crap tattooed on them, and in reality, it is a loud indicator of weakness and herd mentality, which is one of the main reasons so many tattooed people make such a loud and obviously insecure point of trying to say how it 'individualizes them', when in reality, they know very well they are most uncomfortable being an individual, which is why they joined that club.
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An MMA fighter, even the lighter weight fighters, are essentially super-human compared to Joe-average. I've experienced it for myself. Quote:
The best MMA fighters tend not to have tatoos (GSP, Fedor, Dan Henderson etc) and live almost ascetic lifestyles (GSP in particular). I don't like tatoos either but you can't really blame ordinary White people for getting them. Most people can't think for themselves and are essentially at the mercy of the culture producing leadership class or "caste". Since Whites no longer have a leadership caste to speak of ordinary Whites inevitably fall prey to the vulgar and destructive lifestyles and practices (like tatoos) promoted by the anti-White regime. |
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An MMA fighter fighting a boxer in a boxing match would almost surely lose. MMA in a street fight... you really, really don't want to go to the ground in a street fight. You probably don't want to box in a street fight either. These sport fighting styles lead one to believe they can fight in general. But they train by rules, they train to wait for a bell, they avoid loads of 'dangerous' moves, and they way you practice is the way you are going to do it when the time comes. Take a look at the list of things you can't do in mma fights. Quote:
Ya know why in MMA if someone takes you donw, you are supposed to use butterfly guard or full guard? Because he isn't allowed to knee you in the groin, he can't reach your face with a punch and he isn't allowed to headbutt you (even though he would have the perfect angle) so laying there spread-eagle is safe. And on and on and on, never mind that in a street fight you have to watch out for weapons/your opponents friends/geography, etc. It's a sport. Yeah an athlete is in better shape than a couch potato, and someone that practices a fighting sport is tougher than someone that plays professional golf.
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August 2nd, 2012
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 Dude, I don't care how much of a groin kicking, eye gouging, finger twisting badass a person thinks he is, he can not beat a professional MMA fighter in a street fight. This retarded street-fighting argument pops up from time to time on MMA forums. Pro MMA fighters are in another universe in terms of fighting. Unless you've grappled with one yourself it's very hard to appreciate the difference. http://www.bloodyelbow.com/2011/6/9/...street-fighter |
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If you want to see an example of "no holds barred" fighting - all you have to do is watch the first 2 or 3 UFC events - BEFORE it was a regulated sport. No weight classes, damned near anything went. In this video - the white guy is literally dropping KILLING blows to the back of his opponent's head.
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and this one Of course groin shots work. or how about this guy, check out at 3:03 headbuts from his opponents full guard Or the countless soccer kicks/stomps from the japanese circuit These moves end fights, they aren't done in MMA anymore because they can end careers too.
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And let's not forget that so many of the UFC champs in the last 10 years were notorious cheaters, like Chuck 'dirty thumbs' Liddell, BJ 'grease-n-slide hawaiian fat shit' Penn, Sean 'nandrolone so I can lay on you for 5 rounds' Sherk, and others I've forgot about.
UFC is a sport. If you want to study practical dirty fighting for a real situation, you'd be better to go shack up with the dirtiest of the dirty, the Jews, and try Krav Maga. I can't watch UFC anyway when all I hear is Dana White yapping about how Anderson Silva is the greatest fighter of all time. That division is filled with cans, and they lose a bit of credibility when they still haven't done GSP/Silva for purely business reasons; they'd have to kill one of their cash cows. Whoever were to win that fight would make the other guy going back to his division look like the king bitch of a bitch division, and interest would wane; whereas now they have two kings of the hill (more money). UFC is hardly even a sport in this regard. It's just a big fucking hype-wagon business. It's boring as shit. I can kind of respect Lorenzo as a cold businessman, he's doing what he does, and in public he generally comes off that way, but Dana White is a cheeseball faggot clown that I can't listen to for 5 seconds.
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August 2nd, 2012
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Chuck Liddell is my favourite of all time....
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August 2nd, 2012
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If memory serves the Korean guy on the receiving end of the groin shots ended up going to prison for kidnap and rape, then got more time for murdering an inmate.
MMA fighters aren't so stupid that they won't anticipate dirty moves in a street-fight. Many of them would use them themselves, especially the ones from working class backgrounds... In fact I was first shown the "groin pinch" move by a semi-pro aquaintance of mine, for which I'll forever be in his debt. Completely shuts down the body lol Besides, most street-fights are too fast. You're grappling almost immediately. Don't get me wrong, I'm not a keyboard tough-guy. I actually suck at fighting even though I'm fairly big & have a BJJ blue belt. When there's not much skill involved it's all about personality in my experience. I'm a wincer by nature. |
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Steet fighting is 'anything goes' combat, which allows for more combat options and includes more combat scenarios than PRO MMA does. This means that street fighting can include all of the best aspects of PRO MMA + all the stuff MMA cannot allow, such as weapons, gouging, stabbing and even PED's. The video you posted doesn't really demonstrate your point at all, because that isn't a street fight, and they were dressed for some kind of ruled event in a gym. A real street fight doesn't have some guy just magically show up in gym shorts and mma gloves with a camera convenient set up in a gym or whatever. A real fight, usually the ones people are most terrified of, are the fights that are sprung upon you, usually when you haven't had a chance to take your jacket off, or when you aren't expecting it, or when you are partially intoxicated and walking home from the bar. It also doesn't usually just involve two people, sometimes its you vs three. And there is no rule that says they cannot be armed (nor that you cannot be armed). If someone wants to be the best fighter they can absolutely be, they should not drill purely for rules based professional mma, they should look into combatives and combat science, and drill for realistic street fighting/home defence scenarios. MMA is great and all and some professional MMA fighters are obviously great athletes who could probably fair well in a street fight, but to say that their professional mma'er status guarantees them some kind of invincibility in a street fight scenario is as absurd as saying that MMA fighters couldn't last in a street fight. Life really just isn't that simple. --- Also, remember, while not all street fighters are pro MMA fighters, ALL pro MMA fighters in a street fight are street fighters. |
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August 2nd, 2012
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MMA is for leo tards.
It belongs in a new Kevin Costner movie, "Dances with girleymen" starring Justin Bieber. The most effective form of streetfighting is that taught to cops, who between doughnuts take down street fighters, gangs, army units, psychos, junkies and just about everything that breathes, under any conditions, from crackhouses to harbours at 2am on Saturday night, from riots to battlefields. Cops go after the worst dregs of society daily, beat them to a pulp, and walk away laughing. Grappling and wrestling aren't gong to help you when dealing with the usual three to six attackers, all armed, mostly stoned so they don't feel pain. For not so serious fights, well boxing is best The police are also taught the most effective shooting methods. Police and police led paramilitaries will wipe out normal military units. Find some retired cops, many run small, out of the way gyms as instructors where they teach new cops the ropes, and ask them to teach you to shoot as well. True predators do their best to be unseen and unsuspected and camouflage themselves as much as possible. Most cops know around two dozen moves at best, but know them to perfection. They avoid gouging, cutting and weapons or moves that shed blood as they know most streetscum are infected with disease. Hardened plastic capped shoes for a kick to the knee and in need, a maglite torch to serve as baton and some cuffs are your best friends. Its very difficult to prosecute you for having or using them s well. The fight doesn't end when your opponent goes down, it then continues in the courtroom. No sane streetfighter ever uses unarmed combat, all use weapons, and all act in packs. The arts of stabbing and clubbing have always been the most effective of the martial arts. This is the illusion of tough guy, killer types Meanwhile, outside Disneyland, and apart from cops, who kill more people than other group, and enjoy fighting and beating people daily, this is the reality of what actual civilian killers look, dress and sound like. Richard killed close to a hundred people for kicks before he realised he could make money too, so went to work for the mob. Eddie killed or had killed over 300 people by chopping off their heads, arms and legs for interfering with his drug cartel. Of course, really serious killers such as GB Snr and Jnr and Willy Clinton have killed 4 million Iraquis between them. Men in spandex leotards are performers. Smiling men in suits are the most dangerous people alive. If you want to look at gangs, well, MS 13 are the rolemodels for streetfighters, fat pigs, or scrawny potbellied, and usually stoned. Put aside notions of glamour, honour, or purpose regarding streetfighting. It has no purpose, if in doubt, run. If you can't, grab an object and beat, kick and shoot. Most last 2 to 5 seconds, then they run, or you go down and they tear you apart. They don't usually hang around the places normal White folks go to. If you want to hang around in their areas, you get what you deserve.
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Secede. Control taxbases/municipalities. Use sanctions, boycotts, strikes. http://www.aeinstein.org/selflib/SelfLiberation.pdf http://aeinstein.org/organizationsde07.html http://www.canvasopedia.org/legacy/c...cial/index.htm Last edited by Hugh; August 2nd, 2012 at 07:15 PM. |
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Fun night.  Edit: He lost in civil court. Last edited by Angel Ramsey; August 2nd, 2012 at 07:08 PM. |
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I always viewed Rollins as a poser. Did Rollins have the gene or not?
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