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Pensacola Discussion Forum » Politics » Bill O'Reilly once again hits it out of the park with his Talking Points Memo on RACE. Listen up Obama!

Bill O'Reilly once again hits it out of the park with his Talking Points Memo on RACE. Listen up Obama!

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Markle

Markle

Sal wrote:
Markle wrote:



I thought you had to be 18 to have tattoo's.




 Really?


You're even more stupid than I had previously thought. 

“When the debate is lost, slander becomes the tool of the loser.”
― Socrates

Guest


Guest

Dreamsglore wrote:He never had a cat scan to his head so the injuries will never be known.

Isn't that a shame? Maybe his injuries were just as superficial as your certainty that he was in danger of being killed...slayed I tell you.!!!

You should get a tent, some sawdust, a few of the other bigots on this forum, and take that show on the road.

The bigots in NC will flock to your Revival. And Texas? Wow. The coffers will overflow.

Joanimaroni

Joanimaroni

PkrBum wrote:If you are mounted in a mma fight you are in very bad shape and most likely about to have to tap from ground and pound.

Absolutely, especially if you are having punches thrown, your head pounded, or the fact you are a set up for a choke hold. Professionals have a hard time defending themselves....can you imagine someone with a little knowledge and no experience?

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Guest

Joanimaroni wrote:
PkrBum wrote:If you are mounted in a mma fight you are in very bad shape and most likely about to have to tap from ground and pound.

Absolutely, especially if you are having punches thrown, your head pounded, or the fact you are a set up for a choke hold. Professionals have a hard time defending themselves....can you imagine someone with a little knowledge and no experience?

Liar.

Sal

Sal

Joanimaroni wrote:
PkrBum wrote:If you are mounted in a mma fight you are in very bad shape and most likely about to have to tap from ground and pound.

Absolutely, especially if you are having punches thrown, your head pounded, or the fact you are a set up for a choke hold. Professionals have a hard time defending themselves....can you imagine someone with a little knowledge and no experience?

 Damn. 


Punches raining down, in a choke hold, and despite all that, the presence of mind to reach underneath himself, unholster his firearm, and shoot the kid through the chest. 


Amazing  ...


... some might say incredible. 

Joanimaroni

Joanimaroni

Sal wrote:
Joanimaroni wrote:
PkrBum wrote:If you are mounted in a mma fight you are in very bad shape and most likely about to have to tap from ground and pound.

Absolutely, especially if you are having punches thrown, your head pounded, or the fact you are a set up for a choke hold. Professionals have a hard time defending themselves....can you imagine someone with a little knowledge and no experience?

 Damn. 


Punches raining down, in a choke hold, and despite all that, the presence of mind to reach underneath himself, unholster his firearm, and shoot the kid through the chest. 


Amazing  ...


... some might say incredible. 

Oh Sal, I was justifying the need for professionals to tap out of a ground and pound.....of course they can tap out because they have a ref controlling the fight.

Zimmerman reached for his weapon because he was in fear for his life....the holster he had didn't look like much at all. No way could you consider Zimmerman a MMA fighter....not even an armature.

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Guest

Sir Loin wrote:
PkrBum wrote:If you are mounted in a mma fight you are in very bad shape and most likely about to have to tap from ground and pound.

That statement is patently false and pathetic. It proves you are not a fan of UFC or MMA bouts.

What motivates your blathering?

lol... you're wrong. Mounted is when you have passed guard and are straddling your opponent beyond the legs. It's a bad position... unless you can buck your opponent you must tap, give up your back, or get knocked out. It's very hard to tie up and keep from being pounded out. The fight is usually (not always) nearly over.

Sal

Sal

 When punches are being rained down upon your head, when your head is being repeated smashed into concrete, when you're being choked out, do you reach completely underneath yourself (exposing yourself to unhindered abuse), or do you coverup?


C'mon, man. 

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Guest

Joanimaroni wrote:
Sal wrote:
Joanimaroni wrote:
PkrBum wrote:If you are mounted in a mma fight you are in very bad shape and most likely about to have to tap from ground and pound.

Absolutely, especially if you are having punches thrown, your head pounded, or the fact you are a set up for a choke hold. Professionals have a hard time defending themselves....can you imagine someone with a little knowledge and no experience?

 Damn. 


Punches raining down, in a choke hold, and despite all that, the presence of mind to reach underneath himself, unholster his firearm, and shoot the kid through the chest. 


Amazing  ...


... some might say incredible. 

Oh Sal, I was justifying the need for professionals to tap out of a ground and pound.....of course they can tap out because they have a ref controlling the fight.

Zimmerman reached for his weapon because he was in fear for his life....the holster he had didn't look like much at all. No way could you consider Zimmerman a MMA fighter....not even an armature.


Armature?

Watch this.

None of them shot and killed their opponent.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QNLhglkjYkg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=npodkI3anPk

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http://www.fighting-mma.com/mma-glossary.php

Full mount: the most dangerous position for the bottom fighter to be in. Your opponent is sitting on your chest straddling you with one leg to each of your sides. Low mount is when he is sitting on your abdomen, high mount when his knees are in your armpits. What makes the position dangerous is that it is difficult to buck your opponent off, roll or sweep him. In the meantime he will likely come down with hammerfists and elbows, or work for a kimura, arm triangle, armbar, or choke hold.

Joanimaroni

Joanimaroni

PkrBum wrote:http://www.fighting-mma.com/mma-glossary.php

Full mount: the most dangerous position for the bottom fighter to be in. Your opponent is sitting on your chest straddling you with one leg to each of your sides. Low mount is when he is sitting on your abdomen, high mount when his knees are in your armpits. What makes the position dangerous is that it is difficult to buck your opponent off, roll or sweep him. In the meantime he will likely come down with hammerfists and elbows, or work for a kimura, arm triangle, armbar, or choke hold.


You know your stuff....

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Guest

PkrBum wrote:http://www.fighting-mma.com/mma-glossary.php

Full mount: the most dangerous position for the bottom fighter to be in. Your opponent is sitting on your chest straddling you with one leg to each of your sides. Low mount is when he is sitting on your abdomen, high mount when his knees are in your armpits. What makes the position dangerous is that it is difficult to buck your opponent off, roll or sweep him. In the meantime he will likely come down with hammerfists and elbows, or work for a kimura, arm triangle, armbar, or choke hold.


Oh shut up. I'm not some piker who casually follows UFC. Zimmo had enough training to know how to turtle up and defend himself. He didn't. He went straight to his original plan and after his opponent had won and released his punk ass, he shot him as he was getting up to leave.

Sal

Sal

Who took MMA training?



 

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Guest

Joanimaroni wrote:
PkrBum wrote:http://www.fighting-mma.com/mma-glossary.php

Full mount: the most dangerous position for the bottom fighter to be in. Your opponent is sitting on your chest straddling you with one leg to each of your sides. Low mount is when he is sitting on your abdomen, high mount when his knees are in your armpits. What makes the position dangerous is that it is difficult to buck your opponent off, roll or sweep him. In the meantime he will likely come down with hammerfists and elbows, or work for a kimura, arm triangle, armbar, or choke hold.


You know your stuff....


You don't know shit, but you never give up on that notion you know everything.

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Guest

Sal wrote:Who took MMA training?



 

The asshole racist who used a gun to end a fistfight.

Joanimaroni

Joanimaroni

Sal wrote:Who took MMA training?



 
....Zimmerman. But....did he ever spar or get in the ring with an opponent? No he did not. Having knowledge is not the same thing and being in a street fight. Not for amateurs that have never fought competitively. Competitive fighting is still controlled fighting.

Sal

Sal

Joanimaroni wrote:
Sal wrote:Who took MMA training?



 
....Zimmerman. But....did he ever spar or get in the ring with an opponent? No he did not. Having knowledge is not the same thing and being in a street fight. Not for amateurs that have never fought competitively. Competitive fighting is still controlled fighting.

 Rationalization. 


It's amazing the lengths you're willing to go to defend this loser. 

Joanimaroni

Joanimaroni

Sal wrote:
Joanimaroni wrote:
Sal wrote:Who took MMA training?



 
....Zimmerman. But....did he ever spar or get in the ring with an opponent? No he did not. Having knowledge is not the same thing and being in a street fight. Not for amateurs that have never fought competitively. Competitive fighting is still controlled fighting.

 Rationalization. 


It's amazing the lengths you're willing to go to defend this loser. 
...How is it rationalizing. The guy never sparred because he was not capable, the instructor testified to that.

Sal

Sal

Joanimaroni wrote:
Sal wrote:
Joanimaroni wrote:
Sal wrote:Who took MMA training?



 
....Zimmerman. But....did he ever spar or get in the ring with an opponent? No he did not. Having knowledge is not the same thing and being in a street fight. Not for amateurs that have never fought competitively. Competitive fighting is still controlled fighting.

 Rationalization. 


It's amazing the lengths you're willing to go to defend this loser. 
...How is it rationalizing. The guy never sparred because he was not capable, the instructor testified to that.

Yet, he was able to survive raining blows to the head, his head being bashed into concrete, and a good ol' fashioned choking out, with the presence of mind to,reach underneath himself, unholster his weapon, and shoot the kid through the chest. 


Do you believe in fairy tales?

Joanimaroni

Joanimaroni

Sal wrote:
Joanimaroni wrote:
Sal wrote:
Joanimaroni wrote:
Sal wrote:Who took MMA training?



 
....Zimmerman. But....did he ever spar or get in the ring with an opponent? No he did not. Having knowledge is not the same thing and being in a street fight. Not for amateurs that have never fought competitively. Competitive fighting is still controlled fighting.

 Rationalization. al Black]It's amazing the lengths you're willing to go to defend this loser. 

...How is it rationalizing. The guy never sparred because he was not capable, the instructor testified to that.


Yet, he was able to survive raining blows to the head, his head being bashed into concrete, and a good ol' fashioned choking out, with the presence of mind to,reach underneath himself, unholster his weapon, and shoot the kid through the chest. 


Do you believe in fairy tales?
 PkrBum wrote:If you are mounted in a mma fight you are in very bad shape and most likely about to have to tap from ground and pound.

My post
Absolutely, especially if you are having punches thrown, your head pounded, or the fact you are a set up for a choke hold. Professionals have a hard time defending themselves....can you imagine someone with a little knowledge and no experience?



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Sal

Sal

Joanimaroni wrote:
Sal wrote:
Joanimaroni wrote:
Sal wrote:
Joanimaroni wrote:
Sal wrote:Who took MMA training?



 
....Zimmerman. But....did he ever spar or get in the ring with an opponent? No he did not. Having knowledge is not the same thing and being in a street fight. Not for amateurs that have never fought competitively. Competitive fighting is still controlled fighting.

 Rationalization. al Black]It's amazing the lengths you're willing to go to defend this loser. 

...How is it rationalizing. The guy never sparred because he was not capable, the instructor testified to that.


Yet, he was able to survive raining blows to the head, his head being bashed into concrete, and a good ol' fashioned choking out, with the presence of mind to,reach underneath himself, unholster his weapon, and shoot the kid through the chest. 


Do you believe in fairy tales?




OMG........Go back and read my post. I was talking about a tap out in MMA fighting. Not Zimmerman and Martin.

 So, you don't believe Zimmo's story. 


Duly noted 

Joanimaroni

Joanimaroni

Sal wrote:
Joanimaroni wrote:
Sal wrote:
Joanimaroni wrote:
Sal wrote:
Joanimaroni wrote:
Sal wrote:Who took MMA training?



 
....Zimmerman. But....did he ever spar or get in the ring with an opponent? No he did not. Having knowledge is not the same thing and being in a street fight. Not for amateurs that have never fought competitively. Competitive fighting is still controlled fighting.

 Rationalization. al Black]It's amazing the lengths you're willing to go to defend this loser. 

...How is it rationalizing. The guy never sparred because he was not capable, the instructor testified to that.


Yet, he was able to survive raining blows to the head, his head being bashed into concrete, and a good ol' fashioned choking out, with the presence of mind to,reach underneath himself, unholster his weapon, and shoot the kid through the chest. 


Do you believe in fairy tales?




OMG........Go back and read my post. I was talking about a tap out in MMA fighting. Not Zimmerman and Martin.

 So, you don't believe Zimmo's story. 


Duly noted 


Dammit....

Guest


Guest


Sal wrote:
Joanimaroni wrote:
Sal wrote:
Joanimaroni wrote:
Sal wrote:Who took MMA training?



 
....Zimmerman. But....did he ever spar or get in the ring with an opponent? No he did not. Having knowledge is not the same thing and being in a street fight. Not for amateurs that have never fought competitively. Competitive fighting is still controlled fighting.

 Rationalization. 


It's amazing the lengths you're willing to go to defend this loser. 
...How is it rationalizing. The guy never sparred because he was not capable, the instructor testified to that.

Yet, he was able to survive raining blows to the head, his head being bashed into concrete, and a good ol' fashioned choking out, with the presence of mind to,reach underneath himself, unholster his weapon, and shoot the kid through the chest. 


Do you believe in fairy tales?



Why do you continue to disregard my posts that only seem to bolster your opinion?

She doesn't just believe in fairy tales, she lives in one where people who disagree with her are reduced to subhuman status.

The links I posted not only show the consequence of real conflict, they demonstrate that the entire head smashing BS is a false premise.

There was NO there, there.  Zimmy is a pussy who asked for something he was not ready to deal with.

I have yet to hear anyone explain why the dead kid's knuckles were not mangled by raining down 2 dozen strikes on that big stupid baby doll head.

It's just not possible.

Guest


Guest

Sir Loin wrote:
Sal wrote:
Joanimaroni wrote:
Sal wrote:
Joanimaroni wrote:
Sal wrote:Who took MMA training?



 
....Zimmerman. But....did he ever spar or get in the ring with an opponent? No he did not. Having knowledge is not the same thing and being in a street fight. Not for amateurs that have never fought competitively. Competitive fighting is still controlled fighting.

 Rationalization. 


It's amazing the lengths you're willing to go to defend this loser. 
...How is it rationalizing. The guy never sparred because he was not capable, the instructor testified to that.

Yet, he was able to survive raining blows to the head, his head being bashed into concrete, and a good ol' fashioned choking out, with the presence of mind to,reach underneath himself, unholster his weapon, and shoot the kid through the chest. 


Do you believe in fairy tales?



Why do you continue to disregard my posts that only seem to bolster your opinion?

She doesn't just believe in fairy tales, she lives in one where people who disagree with her are reduced to subhuman status.

The links I posted not only show the consequence of real conflict, they demonstrate that the entire head smashing BS is a false premise.

There was NO there, there.  Zimmy is a pussy who asked for something he was not ready to deal with.

I have yet to hear anyone explain why the dead kid's knuckles were not mangled by raining down 2 dozen strikes on that big stupid baby doll head.

It's just not possible.

Total horse dungies.

Sal

Sal

Sir Loin wrote:

Why do you continue to disregard my posts that only seem to bolster your opinion?
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 Dude, when I disagree, I will make it abundantly clear. 


I woulda thought you'd figured that out by now. 

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