Can you quote me saying that? You're moving the goalposts again.If you don't think getting hit in the head is dangerous then you're an absolute moron.
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Can you quote me saying that? You're moving the goalposts again.If you don't think getting hit in the head is dangerous then you're an absolute moron.
I'm no medical expert, but I think that it's not about clots "bursting", it's about clots forming, and blocking blood from getting to where it needs to go.Guys is this still related to the damn fire extinguisher and the Police officer hit with it?
if so it's this simple.
If the medical report determines the clot would have burst due to a light tap on the head it likely will end up at best 3rd degree. If the clot was deemed to not have been near bursting it will be deemed likely 2nd degree (non pre-meditated) because that's far easier to prove and convict on than pre-meditated which would require evidence of planning some raid on the building not just angry idiots breaking in
Honestly it can be either as far as I'm aware.I'm no medical expert, but I think that it's not about clots "bursting", it's about clots forming, and blocking blood from getting to where it needs to go.
I think you might be getting confused between a clot and an aneurysm. An aneurysm is where, usually due to high blood pressure, the blood vessel swells and balloons out, and causes a haemmorrhage if it ruptures.A clot bursting = bleeding often in place you don't want blood.
I think I was confusing it with the thing related to Gigantism where a head injury can be fatalI think you might be getting confused between a clot and an aneurysm. An aneurysm is where, usually due to high blood pressure, the blood vessel swells and balloons out, and causes a haemmorrhage if it ruptures.
Also, the term "clot bursting" doesn't really exist with any medical relevance. You would talk about "clot busting" in terms of breaking down the clot, often in relation to treatment of stroke or pulmonary embolism using drugs like tissue plasminogen activator or streptokinase.
Watch them again. Most of those hits, especially at the elite level, are being parried, dodged and/or blocked. When a fighter manages to breach those defences and gets a good hit in on his opponent's head or face, it sends them reeling and stumbling all over the shop. There are serious concerns for the future of boxing as a sport because all of the head trauma injuries are getting harder and harder to avoid or explain away.*Looks at boxing, UFC, where people get punched/kicked/elbowed in the head by professional athletes*
Yeah okay
Can you quote me saying that? You're moving the goalposts again.
So what was this about?*Looks at boxing, UFC, where people get punched/kicked/elbowed in the head by professional athletes*...Striking someone in the head and face is incredibly dangerous and unpredictable.
Yeah okay
You know as well as I do there's no point in pointing out something that was heavily implied because unless the specific words were used then he'll just claim he never said it.So what was this about?
Look carefully at the exact words used. Basically, what Cheetodust said.So what was this about?
HehAnd the prosecuters got it too, no palling around with neo-nazis or drinking anymore for our intrepid murderer.
So how is he suppose to know again?And the prosecuters got it too, no palling around with neo-nazis or drinking anymore for our intrepid murderer.
Firstly, in order breach his conditions, he has to know a person he is associating with is of the relevant proscribed groups. (Usual legal standards of "know" in this context tend to include "have good reason to believe" / "should have known".)No-one can seemingly answer the question of just how he's supposed to know who is and isn't one?
Presumably, if someone knows who Kyle is and what he did and still thinks he's a good guy they want to have a drink with, they're almost certainly off-limits.So how is he suppose to know again?
Yes he might know those guys but how will he know if he ends up drinking with some others.
No-one can seemingly answer the question of just how he's supposed to know who is and isn't one?
Yup. If you're a notorious double-killer and someone wants to sing "Proud Of My Boy" to you, even if you didn't know the specific adoption by a militia group, something might twig that these guys have a certain inclination.Presumably, if someone knows who Kyle is and what he did and still thinks he's a good guy they want to have a drink with, they're almost certainly off-limits.
yes because killing a kiddy fiddler in self defence is so bad ./sPresumably, if someone knows who Kyle is and what he did and still thinks he's a good guy they want to have a drink with, they're almost certainly off-limits.
yes because killing a kiddy fiddler in self defence is so bad ./s