Quote from: Weawant on Today at 07:40:58 PM

Quote from: Wakate on July 18, 2023, 08:22:33 PM

It is not ethical for us to fight when we gamble so avoid violence that can lead to bigger problem that can be difficult to handle. It is better for us to use our intelligence to handle the matter than to fight back or be the first to start a fight.

Fighting has never resolved any conflict instead dialoguing has, and that's the best way to go about solving any problem you find yourself a part of. You should never be the first to throw a punch as that can be used against you in the court if the matter proceed to a hearing.

Any misunderstanding and dispute should be resolved in a diplomatic manner, that should be done like that but in gambling where money is involved and the guy is under the influence of being frustrated because of losing too much and finding out that he has been cheated will surely burst into anger and might assault the guilty party because of the sudden burst of emotion. I do not think this kind of thing can be avoided especially since the given requirement for hostility is already met.

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The only time you should be fighting is when it's in a ring and this type of fight are always regulated not like street fighting because you can lose your life or get a part of your body permanently damaged due to that fight that could have been avoided if you didn't fight.

True that but incidents and accidents happens without prior notice so there is no time preparing and scheduling the fight on the ring. It all depends on the control of the person and if his anger control is weak then fight has a high chance of happening.

Quote from: Weawant on Today at 07:40:58 PM

Always use your intelligence and avoid things that you'll regret in the future like fighting because fighting doesn't show strength it's a weakness. Been successful at what you do and been respected is what shows true strength, physical strength show be for the ring.

Yeah, we must think first before raging. There are lots of good-natured people committing unexpected homicide because they are triggered which later regretting their action because they failed to control their anger.