The THREE Most Dangerous People We Will Encounter

[@briandyer8907]

I'm a 63-year-old man and what I've learned through life is don't underestimate anybody I mean nobody

[@WholeOtherLevelOutdoors]

Facts

[@MindBodySoulOk]

There will also be no revolution until there is a complete economic collapse cause people gotta go to work in the morning.

[@reloadnorth7722]

I'm 61. Completely agree

[@aberdeendeltaforce]

@@briandyer8907 even your own mother

[@georgeelder8415]

@@briandyer8907 same, in every way...

[@apocosy]

As a felon familiar with these situations, this is dead on. Only one addition, be careful with people who are overly friendly.

[@411Outdoors]

💯💯

[@ignaciovarga3162]

Thank you. Thats one I would add as well. Smiling faces don't say the truth.

[@angelofamillionyears4599]

True and the people that brag about how Christian they are , cannot be trusted. All the criminals that injected Alabama residents with bacteria at Tuskegee were Christian !!

[@AstonM6]

Yep. The one, especially a stranger, who is so nice and chatty is up to no good. My last one was a cashier that I saw every week, who took an interest in my "cute" wallet, ("Let me see it!"), then my driver's license picture. I slammed the wallet shut, put it away, and told her she didn't need to see anything. She was up to something.

[@jerryh2954]

Agreed, Im always on the watch for these people.

[@amyti8365]

The most dangerous person I know is one who pretends to be your friend but have an unquenchable envy and jealousy of you.

[@squirrelgirl1853]

Absolutely and when someone is jealous and envious of you it sends such nasty energy your way as well, at least that has been my experience....

[@MikeSmith-go8wk]

What a tangled web we weave

[@gemox3225]

Interesting comment. I think you're right about this actually, especially when someone tries to hide their jealousy.

[@thiccredgyal3404]

They try to your steal life, career, lover,and friends.

[@melaniedeare5427]

Amen. I just experienced this myself. So unexpected, and heartbreaking too.

[@johnphelps7519]

The moment you underestimate someone, be it physically, mentally, or even psychologically is the moment you've left yourself vulnerable.

[@jondavis2032]

FACTS!! So true!....I've seen situations were people thought they had the upper hand because they assumed the other person was weak. They didn't realize who that person was connected to. The lesson here is, yeah the person you may get into a conflict with maybe weak but he or she may have family members, friends or associates that are very dangerous and they'll kill you with no hesitation..

[@mementomori5374]

It takes balls to be vulnerable

[@angelofamillionyears4599]

Never approach a Bull from the front, a horse from the back or a Fool from any direction !!!

[@Crowfeather-v5o]

🎉excellent and useful information

[@StabbyMcPokepoke]

DAYYYYUM that’s good 😂

[@Melfukoff]

I like that!

[@angelofamillionyears4599]

@@Melfukoff Thanks

[@ChristiColonel]

TRUE, I haven't faced a bull but I have faced fools and got kicked in the tummy as a child when I petted a horse 's tail.

[@mrvoyagerm]

My Dad always used to say "treat everyone you meet with respect because you never know WHO you are really dealing with".

[@rmp7400]

Loose use of the word respect. And Italian gangsters are the ones who really enjoy playing that Ace of Spades.

[@100th_monkey]

And sometimes they don't know either until some random thing on some random day pushes them over the edge. So good advice!

[@TheRabbit91476]

I tell the new highers this at the hospital. Treat everyone respectfully. Eventually some one around here is going to be your boss

[@Genghis-s2e]

Real Life Facts 🎯

[@redneckgirl3326]

You never know if you'll entertain angels unaware or encounter a human version of a rattlesnake.

[@schrodingersmechanic7622]

A good man is not a harmless one. A good man is capable of causing great harm but chooses not to.

[@timryan7509]

When the guard rails of society come down,so does his restraint.

[@kc6810]

Not talking about good men And stop quoting Jordan Peterson

[@timryan7509]

@kc6810 in order for tyranny to flourish, it requires good men to do nothing.

[@timryan7509]

If I happen to say the same sting of words as someone else you have heard before . If the English language was only to be spoken once and never repeated ,it never would have lasted this long .

[@1ihws]

Define “good”!!!! By most accounts, especially the obituaries, most people are “good” people - and then you hear from those who actually knew them. If they ‘did you a favour’ they were ‘a great bloke’ - and if they didn’t, they were an a’hole….what is wrong with you people??

[@kelleychilton2524]

Don't mistake kindness for weakness.

[@Back-handedLuck-ul7ms]

Exactly. So many bullies do.

[@JarvisBlay-wd3ms]

Yep never fails most people always take kindness as being weak in which is a big mistake

[@royferguson3909]

a men

[@julesgardet659]

Most people do. Big mistake.

[@LynnGreen-i4l]

A big guy will hurt you…a little guy will kill you. I always remember that

[@squirrelgirl1853]

I live in the hood in Milwaukee and by far the most dangerous people (the ones most likely to shoot and/ or rob you) are the young ones and they're usually small..... I'm talking preteen to young adult.... It seems as if they have something to prove and nothing to lose.... Most people around me are well aware to be careful.... It's weird though because normally you'd think young people aren't much of a threat but in this case they'd be dead wrong.

[@ScreamingEagle-xl3tw]

​@squirrelgirl1853 undeveloped people. Protected by the system. Very scary and deadly.

[@davidcattin7006]

I'm 5'3". Keep that in mind. ;o)

[@angelofamillionyears4599]

True. They hate the fact that they are short !!

[@squirrelgirl1853]

@@ScreamingEagle-xl3tw yes!

[@arrad77]

I was abused as a child. My father did horrible horrific things to me and my mom. I couldn’t explain to friends what I was going through but they knew something was off so I became a loner. My father put a lot of anger in me and I was almost headed down a destructive path when I met my wife. She helped me overcome a lot of trauma from my past. However when someone loud or bullying crosses paths with me I have to split because it reminds of my father. I had a very high potential for violence but God and Jesus took me down another road. God Bless!

[@stevejorgensen5274]

I learned more violence in the army. In jungles in ambushes. The young lady who became my wife helped me stay away from a criminal life. We were married for 43 years. Until I lost her to cancer. She helped me to stay calm and not kill anyone stateside.

[@BrianSmith-ql5nj]

I can relate to that.

[@stevenhoward9926]

Same here except the Jesus / god bit, still struggling with people who get violent in my face as it seems to tigger me immediately and bullying. Been fired from a good few jobs for bullying the work place bully just cant seem to stop my self.

[@fleatactical7390]

@@stevenhoward9926 Sounds like you're a protector of sorts. You want to weed out the axxholes from out environment.

[@slaughterhouse5585]

Best wishes to you. I hope your life is peaceful and satisfying.

[@rumpoh8039]

WHEN SOMEBODY IS TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE, THEY ARE TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE.

[@bcc7777]

Yep. My husband was.

[@ATXviIIIe]

Yeah, like pastors

[@kittybluett8887]

My narcissist mother

[@MonicaSĪGÑofJõñãhYUNIS]

​@@ATXviIIIe I learned first hand that many are actually Jinn worshippers - Masonic Sorcerer's. When a Church plays music like the Evangelical Churches, they're using frequencies to program your mind and emotions. Also, drinks the blood 🍷 of Christ is a blood magic ritual. Christ was never Jesus' name.

[@RanOff-n6v]

Yes probably most important sentence

[@Armosect]

I appreciate how he emphasizes treating people with kindness and respect. I guarantee you, resisting your urge to be passive-aggressive or toxic, and just letting someone be themselves will save your life without you even knowing it at least once. Work on yourself so you no longer feel the need to be toxic. And remember that smiles are contagious. 😊

[@steveolive9991]

1. A person who has nothing to lose. 2. A person experienced in violence. 3. Don't judge the book by its cover; someone may look like a wimp but is dangerous.....Never underestimate your enemy.

[@stevenlarrabee3438]

I did 4 years in the Mech Infantry and retired as a police officer. My fiancé’ told me “you are a real man.” I told her “ no, i’m trained to violence. There’s a difference.”

[@mramirez5239]

Never assume an upstanding person/pillar in the community is incapable of abuse.

[@Andy-uj1fe]

I agree!!!!!!

[@Confessions089]

A person with everything to lose is dangerous as well.

[@annking1576]

@mramirez5239. Too true. Just look at BTK. Rader was a member of Christ Lutheran Church in Wichita, and at one point was elected president of the church council.[19][29] He was also a Cub Scout leader.[19]. Wiki

[@myLordSaves]

I live next door to a older man who is retired correctional. This man and his wife are extremely narcissistic. I lost one on my labs, they were both getting sick, I put a camera up and caught him giving them dog treats, my 9 year old lab got so sick we had her at the vet and someone gave her pork chop bones, we don't eat pork. I've had shrubs die off after he moved in, he's been caught walking The perimeter of our land, we've caught him on camera. There are some extremely sick people out there, we do pray for these people but my Patience is growing short, this is our retirement home and I don't want to move anymore. Please keep My wife and I in prayer.

[@elmasmacho2672]

I was a corrections nurse and many of the COs were worse than the people behind bars. I prayed for you & yours; prayer works 🙏

[@IvanFaulknor-xm4ud]

Awwwwww bless you... walk with angels❤

[@coups119]

@@elmasmacho2672 COs at Shelby Cross Roads Prison in Montana withhold my son's mail from me stating it's too heavily perfumed! Why would I ever perfume someone's mail! Sending letters cuts down on the cost of phone calls, so now I will be using email so he can read it on his tablet. Thank you for your work as a nurse in corrections!

[@davidnelson2427]

Father GOD,IN JESUS NAME ,put a hedge of protection around this Man His Wife,and his Home,IN JESUS NAME AMEN

[@davidnelson2427]

Father GOD, IN JESUS NAME, PUT A HEDGE OF PROTECTION AROUND THIS MAN ,WIFE AND HOME AMEN

[@billgates6995]

I trust few and underestimate none.

[@kingmaafa120]

Facts

[@johnhedden9971]

AMEN GOOD OBSERVING these people HESITANT IN DEALING WITH THESE INDIVIDUALS.

[@ideasandtrucking]

This.

[@franklins.davisjr.3869]

Good logic.....

[@rosschatterton709]

Never Underestimate your Opponent is idiotic advice. You have no idea what an opponent may be capable of.

[@johnhull6162]

A dangerous man? The best quote I have read was this. “Fear the anger of a gentle man.”

[@bryanmerberonio5245]

@@johnhull6162 BUT, ENDAY IS A MERE WEAK PERSONALITIED PINOY MAN- CHILD WHO IS VERY AFRAID OF ME.... 😂

[@dr.steffen4857]

And what about a dangerous woman? Or even a dangerous child?

[@johnhull6162]

@ The word Man = Species

[@VBMichael_D]

Never push a peaceful person to not be peaceful.

[@sevinstorey4365]

My daddy went to a South Georgia state penitentiary when he was 17. He always told me “son, don’t worry about the loudmouth in the room, watch out for the quiet man sitting alone in the corner”.

[@previnlubom4498]

So true

[@jennymccullough9517]

Leave introverts alone!

[@mementomori5374]

@@jennymccullough9517for most people its very hard to leave people alone

[@Paweł-y6b4k]

​@@mementomori5374 that's their mistake. I don't want anything from you. You don't want anything from me!

[@mementomori5374]

@@Paweł-y6b4k exactly its easy to understand but in reality its very hard look at countries grown ups bomb each other they can’t leave others alone

[@gutsandgrittv5076]

Jealous people, cowards, the vengeful by nature, and people with low cognition are very dangerous.

[@bonchidude]

too many ppl are vindictive but the 2A can sure that for ssure. RIP

[@AWBR_777]

So are self righteous hypocrites.

[@jaex9617]

I'm a jealous, vengeful low-cognition coward. Can confirm.

[@sekhmet747]

💯

[@1rocknroy]

Why am I lost in this KZbin neighborhood of nasty people, dirty people, courtroom killing, funny falls, etc? I got to stop clicking on that stuff.

[@nnonotnow]

Be respectful. Mind your own business. Be situationally aware. That's a good start

[@ggrant7400]

@@nnonotnow Absolutely on point!

[@sitori2509]

Mind your own business? Such as be spineless and not report people who are sketchy or breaking the law?

[@loboahriman7680]

​@@sitori2509any coward can report to police. If you really want to not be spineless, how about you skip the police and confront sketchy law breakers yourself?

[@RandyDowd]

Use of deadly (any)force properly. USMC 70's & 80's follow orders from leaders to the best of ability. Don't look back keep forging ahead. Old man advice. Put Marine stickers yard ornaments, very few problems. Do what you have to do for you & yours. Just don't piss us off.

[@larryherbert252]

I like the comment be respectful (2) Mind your own business etc That’s Exactly what l do, l truly believe that l try and respect people and there space, l try and be aware of my surroundings, also l try to know where exits are etc

[@SeanSingh-v5n]

32 years ago, I lost my first fight at school at the age of 14, which caused me to learn martial arts. I was in many many fights as a young adult and I never even came close to losing a fight until the day eleven years ago that I came across someone who ticked all 3 of these boxes. I was very nearly beaten to death and that was the last time I ever got into a fight. It was just good luck that I lived and I've got a big scar on my face as a daily reminder that there is always someone out there who is more dangerous than you.

[@Godzillafan1980]

@@SeanSingh-v5n like me 👉

[@stoicknight1639]

It is better to avoid a fight than to try to win one.

[@DexterHaven]

Yeah, there was a guy from Ireland who visited my town a few years ago. He got in a fight outside the bar on my street. He probably figured my little liberal town was nothing compared to Dublin. He might have known how to box. But he didn't know the guy he trash talked knew ju jitsu; the fight went to the ground; the Irishman's ankle broke in a leg lock. He was waiting for an ambulance whining about how he was going to miss his flight back to Ireland.

[@wrrpoker-rs7hy]

You can never underestimate anyone....big or little....some of the toughest men I have known did not look intimidating physically but if messed with them you soon realized your mistake.

[@DexterHaven]

@@wrrpoker-rs7hy Yeah, BJ Penn in shorts, t-shirt, and flip flops at the beach looks like a patsy.

[@blainebates1067]

The most dangerous people are the people that just wanted to be left alone.

[@Bullzeye1000yds]

Very Good!

[@saleemsuliman3062]

And you should never cross there limits

[@paulsargeant3764]

@blainebates1067 Yes, definitely always the quiet ones, right ✅️

[@dpwhitaker7088]

You are so right!

[@MarkS-y6k]

Don't poke a sleeping bear

[@superuser13]

The befriending sociopath is the most dangerous animal in the world.

[@apollothirteen9236]

The Sociopath will be your best friend.

[@wtchr6883]

They give signals that they bear watching

[@ninaforrester8552]

People who have cluster B personality disorder have little or no empathy, can be highly manipulative and self serving

[@apollothirteen9236]

@@ninaforrester8552 If the world needs anything then it's more psychopaths and sociopaths. They have the fortitude and resolve to get things done & don't have empathy to get in the way. These traits have served me well over the years in the corporate world. Working in private equity I often have to do things that others don't have the courage to do. In one instance I bought a large nursing home chain. In order to increase shareholder value, I fired 35 percent of the staff, reduced the time air conditioning and heating ran to save on utilities, reduced food service, stopped building maintenance & cut cleaning services to once a week. We also stopped religious services and extracurricular activities for the residents and quit providing self care products such as soap, toothpaste, etc to the residents. I also took out massive loans in the properties. By the time it folded, I quadrupled investors and executive value. The people hurt had no value. They produce nothing while I create wealth for the deserving. True Capitalism isn't the local hardware store or family owned nursing home or small restaurant. It's what I practice. I take from the undeserving and give to the deserving.

[@SnuffyDirt]

TRUMP is the most dangerous person in the US

[@SergioFlorente]

My grandpa said: beware of the priest, the doctor, and the politician.

[@omni-man4624]

Some of the worst Ppl...

[@redwoods7370]

Also the Boy Scout leader, the teacher, the coach.

[@ignaciogodoy7095]

and dont forget the lawyer

[@solomonstello]

People with power and authority tend to abuse it. Nobody's perfect, Nobody's incorruptible.

[@lexy253]

The cop

[@Mason-cd3wr]

A person protecting their family will not hesitate. Respect! Always

[@tradmanmike3360]

I'm almost 64 years old. Your spot on! As a retired LEO, with a black belt Instructors in Krav maga, former Golden Gloves Boxer for eight years, and multiple violent altercations. I have learned "situational awareness to the highest level" and Never, Never under estimate anyone. I saw young short men, pummel guys twice their size, easily. I saw old men, pummel much bigger, younger bullies to a pulp. You nailed it! Respect, always be courteous first. Your best defense is to avoid, until you cannot.

[@DeSmith-o4b]

Avoid until you cannot is my approach. Train knowing someone is training for you.

[@upthebeatonpath]

It would’ve been much easier if you just said “hey guys, I’m dangerous” haha.

[@Spider_7_7]

Related to #1 --- Al Pacino's character in "Any Given Sunday" said, "In any fight, it's the guy who's willing to die who's gonna win that inch."

[@Andy-uj1fe]

I agree sir well said!!!!!

[@Bit-c-k6h]

You're

[@knife_knut]

A person jacked up on drugs can be VERY dangerous - have witnessed this personally.

[@leifodinnson]

I was just going to say that. I live in California and deal with junkies every single day.

[@jimbo7577]

And the people he's describing who are also under the influence is how trouble starts.

[@YeshuaHamsandwich]

They have an Achilles heel though, they can be controlled by drugs.

[@TimRHillard]

I saw a guy on PCP just about beat down five officers and get away.

[@RSnyder-vx8li]

Folks addicted to drugs or alcohol can NEVER be trusted.

[@robertstevenson57]

As a young E-2 Airman just out of Basic Training in August 1971, I was on a commercial flight. The man in the seat next to me was an Army Green Beret with lots of “fruit salad” on his chest. I was very impressed. This Army Staff Sergeant gave me the best advice I have ever received. He said “ Don’t fight anyone you don’t know. Your idea of a fight might be throwing a couple of punches, shaking hands and having a beer. But that opponent my have the attitude that a fight is a life or death encounter. This wisdom has served me well and I am so grateful for it.

[@Travis1.979]

what´s a fruit salad in this context?

[@robertstevenson57]

@@Travis1.979 Ribbons worn on the left chest denoting medals awarded.

[@Travis1.979]

@@robertstevenson57 thank u, man.

[@ggrant7400]

@@robertstevenson57 Respect and a very profound message

[@maryleung1425]

​@@Travis1.979...the military guy has lot military medals .. and awards ...so instead of wearing them all... there is the equivalent in the form of ribbons..over his pocket on his military uniform..

[@bryonpierce]

My grandfather was LE and WW2 vet. He was a very quiet man and taught self defense. He was very quiet in public and kept a low profile. I realized how he was potentially the most dangerous man when he told me during a discussion "Son, if you ever bring a knife to a fight, the last person who needs to see the knife is the person you may have to stab." Good advice, but dangerous.

[@brockshen]

Those that pretend to be a friend are quite dangerous.

[@adrukova1407]

Amen 💯

[@kennethhoppe2259]

A F-ING Foe they are dangerous but mostly to themselves and don't even realize it.

[@billythekidd623]

snakes in the grass smile at you nowdays

[@fernandoalbarran8600]

Beware of the pat on the back, it might just hold you back.

[@LeadingPaws]

You too Brutus?!

[@siriusfun]

People that feel they've been wronged/disrespected/betrayed can be among the most dangerous.

[@oscargrouch7962]

After they have exhausted all peaceful means of settling a conflict they may believe the last resort is violence especially if they have nothing left to lose.

[@adwadswadsda8458]

@@KAT-dg6elDamn I hate finding reflections of my own belief. Well thats it I am gonna prove you wrong, so what if it is ego driven? Atleast its gonna make someone happy today, and its not like the homeless are gonna pay me back.

[@SA2004YG]

​@KAT-dg6el so everyone is bad except you? Ok

[@Jhonny-om4wc]

Lol😂

[@Godzillafan1980]

Can you blame me though?

[@sooozannah33]

One of the most dangerous types is the person who sees themselves as a victim - they will convince themselves that they were 'defending' themselves rather than being abusive

[@bethharvey5170]

Exactly- beware of the victim!

[@ButterflyG-ep7pi]

Not true

[@seanodwyer4322]

new zealand is full off them.- sic.

[@Bit-c-k6h]

So a jew

[@AdamGbl95]

You hit the nail on the head with "the one who has nothing to loose".

[@gordonsellenartist174]

"lose"

[@flyer617]

Respect everyone, be suspicious of everyone, and trust your gut when you get an uneasy feeling. That's what I learned from decades in large cities.

[@rmp7400]

That is not true respect. Respect must be earned... That sort of "brace for impact" leeriness is natural fear.

[@loboahriman7680]

​@@rmp7400I respect everyone until they give me a reason not to. If it comes to that, I just won't engage with them anymore. Move on and stick to cool ppl 😎

[@adw6894]

@@rmp7400 Respect people means leave them alone and stop harming them.

[@markpreston6930]

I learned that from hours in small towns.

[@warlantactical]

The person with the most patience ,leave that guy alone

[@411Outdoors]

YEP!

[@simontemplar6279]

Beware the fury of the patient man.

[@Meme-qd2oj]

God says that’s included in the singular fruit of the Spirit, love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, gentleness and self-control. In other words, all of these co-exist together, same as the acts of the sinful nature. Of course some of these could be faked.

[@warlantactical]

@@Meme-qd2oj yeah truth is we all do not co exist on the same enlightenment path

[@warlantactical]

@@simontemplar6279 exactly right

[@scottjohnson8401]

You are right about being sober in interacting with strangers. You never know who your dealing with. Dangerous people don't look dangerous.

[@scottwilliams8334]

The toughest guy I ever met was a pasty face, fat,glasses wearing nerd. At least, that's how he looked. Even though he was close to 300lbs he was as light on his feet as a ballet dancer. Very quiet, and polite until someone pushed too far. This was in the the joint and this big dude was one of the best handball players on the compound. Luckily, he was easy going because he was capable of getting it done bare handed. It was what he was in for, killing a guy in a bar fight. You'd pick him as the least dangerous in the room but you'd be dead wrong.

[@Nomsa-pb5pb]

That's profound. It's not every day you hear such truth. Thank you 🎉

[@susanlilley6918]

This is why I stay at home. This world has gone mad!

[@slysmilincat2828]

Same here

[@deanaltman6841]

Yup. My house is a calm, peaceful, quiet, safe, well protected sanctuary. So is my backyard for that matter. Privacy fenced and landscaped. We don’t even go out to eat much anymore. Discovered I’m a pretty good cook and can make just as good if not better meals than any restaurant. As a bonus for much, much less money.

[@shirleyhunt8769]

Physically violent but there are a lot of ppl who are bad for your mental health narcissists e.g. 😮

[@Destroymaster100]

just mind your business and be aware of your surroundings. dont be walking around with your earphones on listening to music and on tik tok distracted looking down. i always see people do that and i just shake my head.

[@Mickey-b8f]

I stay at home too I only go out when I absolutely have to I'm 70 and I don't want to be a victim but I'm always aware and I'm pretty good at reading people

[@krystiangorski6201]

I love that he said not all loud people are all talk. Very dangerous way to think. Never underestimate anyone. Young, old, tall, short, male, female.

[@nickabrahall1412]

An old guy told me when I was young that he never trusted a man if he was always smiling. I realised later he was describing a sociopath but back then nobody knew about them

[@angelofamillionyears4599]

Also beware the person that talks about what a great Christian they are. They are hiding something.

[@kitcarlson6033]

Some people strive to be happy. Dogs are often happy, learn from them.

[@loboahriman7680]

Well I guess I'm a sociopath because I'm always smiling and laughing 😅

[@Dessie-o7u]

I used to smile all the time because I loved life and people, had goals dreams and visions too. Was just happy cause I was working,exercising and studying and believed

[@veryunusual126]

True that😮

[@stevepick9527]

Just found your channel and am a new subscriber. 74 year old here, trained in martial arts since 1968 and also trained with handguns in combat situations. The biggest lessons I learned that has kept me safe. all these years is first, never go looking for trouble it will find you. Never underestimate your opponent and keep a low profile, but always have.situational awareness.. The best way to win a fight is to never fight at all, and avoid the conflict. There have been three situations in my life that could have gone very badly, but I remembered what I had mentally and physically trained for..

[@montebrown9528]

Great advice. The biggest guy has probably never had to really fight while the little guy has had to fight his whole life - beware.

[@kennethhoppe2259]

I know a little guy who grew up in Brooklyn,NY City,NY. And he got picked on growing up because of his size. He would attack the biggest guy in the bar for just looking at him wrong and beat him down quickly nothing ever being said. James C Palmore

[@bidenisasnake9932]

​@@kennethhoppe2259 Napoleon Complex?

[@BB-fo5mr]

Why would a little guy “have to” fight? To prove something to himself maybe, Napoleon. Usually smaller guys are the ones who try to bully. And then if a bigger guy responds, the bigger guy “looks like” the bad guy. Not always, but more often than not, its smaller guys who cause the problems. You are spoken like a simpleminded, self righteous smaller guy, with a narcissistic inferior complex.

[@RonLumbar]

biggest guy has smallest weiner

[@NatDee-yj6nv]

I was small when I was young so I was bullied bad. I started kickboxing, I trained a lot using anger as fuel. In 6th grade I hit my growth spurt. Started fighting anyone who wanted some. Trained with world champions. Studied Peek a boo boxing, got a purple belt in BJJ. My biggest fear is of being helpless like I was as a child. Nowadays anyone can get it.

[@windowman929]

Be wary of the dog that doesn't bark, and the man that doesn't talk..

[@johnlennon8653]

True words.

[@tp-mh2ji]

Yes

[@martynshaw884]

True, I've had experience with personnel experience with both.

[@r.f.pennington746]

a dog barks because of fear--can't see on the other side of the wall, etc. The do that doesn't need to bark has it all figured out...

[@rodvan-zeller6360]

Portuguese proverb.

[@californiadreamer2580]

Don't assume that people in certain social circles are automatically "good people" because you are in that same circle.

[@Linda-qm2xd]

Everyone is capable of violence. I watched the most gentle natured, Christian living woman swing and hit my father in the head bc he was whipping his 9 year old daughter with a belt. That woman was my mother and that daughter was me. Depending on that persond circumstances, people are moral, live by ethics and a code of conduct. Anyone, including my mother, can become violent.

[@angelofamillionyears4599]

True. Beware of people who brag about what a Great Christian they are !! They are hiding something !!

[@henryjoseph3093]

I don't care what you call your mother, that's not a good loving christian woman at all, that's a violent haughty woman,do you really think a proverbs 31 woman would have done that no matter what the husband does ? No way! ... you can be pissed if you want,but your mother is not virtous at all! A proverbs 31 woman would never do that,she would have handled it differently, no matter the situation, talking back at your husband is bad enough,but swinging at him? That's bad woman...I get it, even myself as a man,I'm not perfect, however,a good woman according to the Bible would never do that, that's why she's Soo rare...look these women are more rare than high value men, doesn't mean they are more valuable,let's stop giving credits where it's not deserved, even my biological mother is calm and goes to church on Sundays, yet ,she poisoned me but the LORD saved me,yet she appears calm,cool and gentle, how do you explain that ? ... shalom!

[@angelofamillionyears4599]

@@Linda-qm2xd 2 wrongs do not make a right.

[@rayvenblakk5940]

Nothing to lose is NUMBER ONE to me. VERY GOOD LIST .

[@ra8640]

Another Great Video. I look forward to Your next one. My Uncle was such a quiet man. He was a Green Beret in Vietnam. One day as we walked back to his little pickup he noticed 2 guys breaking into it. I was young and before I could knew it one of them had his screwdriver stuck in his own leg and the other one had broken the pickup mirror with his face. The cops talked to my Uncle and let us go home. He apologized to me for the violence. Such a Quiet Man...

[@johngrimm511]

“An fear ciuin”

[@iammaximus614]

… they got the point! 🗡️🗽⚖️

[@marcodarko6941]

My dad, a Vietnam Veteran had his wife, my mom and two kids in the car, my two older brothers.. my one brother was the baby at the time as the incident happened a few years before I came along in the mid 70's. These two guys one day decided they wanted to pester my dad on the highway and drive recklessly so my dad ran them off into a ditch, got out and went over to stomp their windshield in, dragged them out of the car and mercilessly beat the Hell out of both of them while my mom sat in the car watching. She told me the only thing he was yelling the whole time over and over and over was that his wife and kids were in the car. Then after he was finished he calmly got back in the car and drove away like nothing happened.

[@ra8640]

@@marcodarko6941 Men like these saw things we could only imagine. They learned that they were a bullet or death trap away from never seeing home again. When they came back they valued everything they loved and had even more. No one was going to take anything away from them and rightfully so...

[@banesbox]

“A hungry man is a dangerous man.” When the SHTF, this will never be more true.

[@robdunn595]

Alexander Pearce's (alleged) last words before he was hanged were, "a belly full of food is a prerequisite for all manner of good, without it who knows what a man may do."

[@MyelinProductions]

In SF we used to say: "The nine meal barrier" = when a human misses 9 meals, 3 days with no food, they become VERY vicious. Teach & Train yourself and those around you to limit, ration, and go without food and then train yourself to survive for a few days on very limited rations such as a protein bar and a multivitamin. Stock Up and Prepare!

[@89st7]

A hungry man is usually very nice

[@bossman6174]

I have been waiting for a shtf event all my life. In almost 70 years no shtf event ever happened. So you better shove your fear mongering.

[@hoppes9658]

That potato blight pissed off the Irish.

[@davidcattin7006]

Nothing left to lose.... I like the t-shirt that says, The older I get, the less "life in prison" is going to be a deterrent.

[@hardlines2635]

And you have to worry about your heating allowance.

[@bonchidude]

who wants to spend their remaining years in a cage?

[@kelleychilton2524]

The older you are the less you have to lose, younger people should heed that warning.

[@vladradu9966]

Wise words. Respect everybody. Don't provoke people. Don't make people feel threatened.

[@wuzgoanon9373]

The person that just wants to be left alone can be surprisingly dangerous to those who refuse to leave them alone.

[@GDe-gi1kz]

How is he dangerous, if others gang up what he gonna do

[@ExoticalT369]

@@GDe-gi1kz F*** around and find out. 🙃

[@thedominator5620]

^ How many people can genuinely take on 3+ people at once? It is extremely difficult if any of them are even semi-competent. Edit: Phone didn't add the reply tag

[@wuzgoanon9373]

@@thedominator5620 Leverage. Never fight fair. Always be more armed and trained than any attacker(s). Anyone can be overwhelmed, but if you really want to be left alone, you will make sure you can iinflict unexpected damage very rapidly. Also, if you go looking for trouble, it will find you. Fools go where angels fear to tread.

[@thedominator5620]

@@wuzgoanon9373 Right. Firearms and knives/daggers also level the playing field in the right circumstances, even to the point of never needing to use them; Not many people want to get shot or stabbed for a few bucks.

[@stevereade4858]

My focus is the less visible but very dangerous psychological types: narcissists, and liars. These people usually come across as polished and are very facile with everybody. They look for psychological openings in others such as insecurity, lack of confidence, inability to make decisions, unfulfilled need for love and/or companionship. They exploit these weaknesses or just plain well-meaning to cheat them out of money, love, their good name and anything else of value they can steal.

[@jamesh8648]

They are cowards to boot!

[@incognito595]

I said that, above, also!

[@ShonenMaster33]

You are talking about my mother!

[@estellepatella2520]

All narcissists are liars. It's the covert narcissists that are the worst.

[@ohasis-i7b]

“Don’t try to be a tough guy” is some of the most valuable advice anyone could receive, but especially as a young man. Always treat people with respect, learn to disarm and de-escalate confrontations. It will get you much further in life

[@jag7441]

Agree, and appreciated. I think a solid 4th place is reserved for negative people who suck your soul empty and then move on to the next one.

[@Nemo59646]

Hi from the UK,The North-East of England. 1.The gossip! Gossip is past down the generations and can ruin families and individuals for decades. 2.People who befriend the elderly and disabled and steal from them. 3.I have and elderly neighbour who was robbed by a plumber,he asked go to the toilet upstairs and stole £2000 from this lovely old ladies wardrobe, this lady is 89 and her son was on holiday in Spain. I told her to report to the police straight away as these type of people often come back for a second bite of the cherry. I know this from experience I was robbed myself. I live alone and I've cerebral palsy. If you are elderly or disabled never keep large amounts of cash in the house,it could lead to robbery or even murder.

[@schnugelischnugg9812]

I am always horrified when i hear how much cash old people keep in their houses. Robbers know that, and it makes up for way too many burglaries. They know exactly where to go.

[@enlilannunaki9064]

1. Be respectful 2. Situational awareness 3. Have a plan if 1 & 2 fail

[@RobertoGonzalez-id1de]

I agree 💯% you are absolutely right,I will remember that! ❤ ( 11-03-24 ) Sunday

[@harlovan7837]

One of the most dangerous people you're ever going to meet is a foolish friend.

[@SSN515]

That guy drinking quietly by himself at the back corner of the bar.

[@eljefemaximo5420]

I never had a problem with that guy. Maybe because I know to leave that guy alone. I was at a bar in a small town in Arizona on a friday night. This group of drunk cowboys walk in looking to start a fight. Low and behold they go to the quiet guy in the corner that guy flashes his badge. Conflict over.

[@kennethhoppe2259]

​@@eljefemaximo5420well not everyone has a BADGE Mr LEO.

[@robertmcsorley4001]

​@@kennethhoppe2259Well, there is the force multiplier... Mr. Smith and Mr. Wesson...😂🤣😅

[@KellyPashade]

Theres a reason why hes alone...

[@AllSetWithLife83]

That's me! Leave me alone!

[@vikingz2000]

My anecdote against potential violent people: Interact and say as little as possible to strangers while speaking in a friendly-like quiet manner, then look for a respectful way to get away from them when your business or reason for having to interact with them has concluded. This, plus NEVER react to anyone's bad behavior with anger, but rather just act in a seemingly understanding manner and get away from them ASAP! There is no shame by doing this, but rather all to gain and nothing to lose for your safety and eventual well-being.

[@CrackhoeHarris]

I like to look at them as a potential liberal or democrat this way even if they weren't I find that it's the thought that counts besides when I think that .it always reminds me of Christmas thats another reason to plant someone under a tree it's like a gift to and investigater or H detective and and also . u don't feel so bad when u gotta take em out on a country road somewhere and it's dark an all u have is some post hole diggers instead a shovel. Boy that's when u gotta really pray that animals in the area are extra hungry and never forget to shed their clothes because a lot of times a coyote or racoons rill run off with the cloths leaving a trail of DNA evidence in it's path Believe me u don't want that. again ... Any whoo.. wait .. what was the question again?

[@ericschneider8524]

When you have determined that someone is stupid stay away from them. Stupid breeds trouble.

[@sparkygoldman510]

Sage advice.

[@bonchidude]

WISE WORDS my friend. a lot of unstable people out there. WISE WORDs from the ingz!

[@bonchidude]

@@ericschneider8524 More wise words from the peanut gallery. 10000000%

[@SarahD-s4y]

Exactly the person who has nothing to lose is the most dangerous. 🖤

[@DanielBroos-b4n]

Im fifty now. I boxed for twenty yrs amateur and professional. I know I can hold my own. My dad told me in my teens to not fight an older man because he will do one of two things, stab you or shoot you. I remember him saying that like it was yesterday. And I've seen it with my own eyes. Truth

[@fleatactical7390]

Good advice. Older folks can afford such implements, and they may or may not feel as confident engaging in a simple fistfight as they used to.

[@govnor1495]

Lol, as an older dude this so so true. I'm not fist fighting anymore.

[@letsdothis9063]

Yup. I'm disabled now, and I'm not risking a fistfight. I kickboxed (ISKA), had a few fights in highschool, and worked security at a bar in a college town. Even then, I personally knew several people that would mess me up, if we fought. I was extremely lucky back then. Now, I know that I can't hang, even with an inexperienced person. I carry EVERYWHERE. I've had some sketchy confrontations in the past few years, but thankfully, I was able to de-escalate. Just apologize and back down. They never even knew that I was ready to draw, if I had to. I have kids. I especially can't take chances with them. Of course, a lot of people carry around here. Most people that carry are polite, and try to avoid trouble the most.

[@bonchidude]

if the older man starts it then 2A b4 he does. RIP

[@paulworgan6599]

@@DanielBroos-b4n I am quite ill now fifty two with heart failure I know I am vulnerable so when I think about violence or self defence I have to think of weapons or at least the benefit of surprise it’s not a game I have to avoid conflict at all costs

[@Casinogamer790]

The eyes tell it all. If someone shows no emotion every time you see them that person should be left alone.

[@SOM-v4o]

I saw this guy with the palest skin and the blackest eyes. I'll leave him alone.

[@Anton43218]

How do you know if you are someone like that?

[@tappajaav]

@@Anton43218 Look in the mirror

[@StevenPacyna]

Beware of the man who never laughs.

[@VonuhWearsBlack]

I mean, some people are Autistic or have disorders like Schizoid Personality Disorder which makes them appear emotionless but whatever I guess

[@RayCollins-dv4ts]

The most dangerous person to be around is the one you underestimate. The best weapon to have is a sharp mind, so everything around you is a tool to maintain your safety.

[@twsbibanghorn7343]

[I always estimate people as equal to me, and overestimate them at the same time... but I never underestimate anyone.]

[@Desperado3248]

Life is about intimidation. If you can’t be intimidated, people will make the foolish first move

[@lukejonte8379]

This is the most grounded, realistic advice I've heard in ages. Great work, brother.

[@Prayandrepent]

Leaders who want to control your lives are dangerous.

[@joanstone6740]

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[@joniboi3699]

Keir Starmer

[@dreamcatcher68-tc4dw]

I know. I live in Commiefornia

[@camillabacklund6413]

@@Prayandrepent Yes

[@camillabacklund6413]

@@Prayandrepent its going close i think. Also a person who have sort of giving up and feel that the have no more to loose in life. But i think its the most Dangerous when we start categories People like this...

[@BobaFettuccine3541]

Reminds me of the movie The Usual Suspects. Careful who you trust. Sugar and salt look the same

[@michaellobdell1335]

Trust your dog. If my dog doesn’t like someone I won’t give them he time of day.

[@isildurany2888]

thats so true!

[@Jhonny-om4wc]

Not true. Some dogs are psychopaths like their owners i guess

[@trueloveingod2691]

@@Jhonny-om4wcthats the very rare exception

[@trueloveingod2691]

My dogs have always known, their instincts have been spot on every time.

[@DivestedConfessions]

Untrue some dogs are trained to be crazy by crazy owners. I just met a dog that didn’t like me and he didn’t like anybody. The owner is a woman who is nuts. She trained him to bark and attack and she ended up giving him back to the pound due to complaints.

[@toriwolf5978]

Wow what a great channel love it❤ so many gems of wisdom given all free to help us all !! Thank you so much for sharing !!

[@411Outdoors]

Thank you!

[@torreyintahoe]

I'm a retired paramedic and I used to transfer a lot of prison inmates from the prison to the hospital and back. There was always a guard but I was always very respectful to those guys because I knew that a lot of them were very dangerous people.

[@rjdavis7503]

Right on! You don't land in the big house by missing Sunday school. You have to commit a litney of crimes, which includes violence, to make it to the big house.

[@asrr62]

How do I know your not dangerous.

[@standingwatchinarizona]

We are called Corrections Officers, not guards. We don't guard anybody. We are also armed whenever an inmate is transported to hospital.There are always two armed Corrections Officers The inmates are also fully restrained. I have no idea what you are talking about.

[@torreyintahoe]

@@standingwatchinarizona Fine pal swim on.

[@rjdavis7503]

@@standingwatchinarizona prison guard/Corrections Officer, what difference does it make?

[@Old-Man-Jeff]

Brother you touched on something right there. Me and the wife have a trip planned to the east coast, and it’s got me a little on edge because we have to go through several major cities to get there. The random shootings on the interstate highways has become unreal, and the violence in places like restaurants and such is worse than I’ve ever seen. It took years for the wife to understand why when we stop to have a meal, anywhere, I want a booth and want a wall behind me, I want to see the room, I don’t go to the gas pump closest to the door, I want to be farther away, I’m observing every vehicle on the road that tailgates me or drives aggressively. I’ve had road ragers wave guns at me. Societal Decay is all around us so stay prepared as best you can.

[@DaddyyCrab]

Thank you

[@Palanibert]

Reliable statistics indicate that crimes of violence have declined its the last 10 years. No need to worry.

[@tbone6203]

East coast from west coast man wtf

[@DaddyyCrab]

@@tbone6203 aye aye

[@fritztheman749]

you nailed it! I’m an older fella and I’ve become bit anxious and I have become very watchful. Don’t like to be in crowds anymore.

[@papatinpan]

I love that quote,"We need to approach everybody with a sense of sobriety and respect". That hit home & gives a sense of purpose in situational awareness.

[@carolmcloughlin2859]

Great video thanks for sharing this ❤️ the quiet person can be very dangerous aswell you never know what they're thinking or what they could do.. need to be wary of them.. God bless.. I've subscribed 😊

[@j0hnd0e16]

Respecting people shouldn't be because they can be dangerous, but because they are people.

[@Athena-g712]

Very nice sentiment in a school or place of work, among colleagues, etc., but the reality is that some people are predators, and if you don't respect the fact that the predators act just like the nice people, you can very easily get disrespected, and seriously so.

[@JustinGutierrez-kx9xl]

yeah good luck with that people dont care and hide it too wouldnt trust anybody unless you have been through life or death people show their true colors then.

[@danr5462]

The word "respect" as used in the video means a healthy fear or caution regarding the capabilities of someone you don't know. You are thinking of a different connotation of that word meaning kindness, consideration etc. Yes, I believe that should be your default setting with not only humans but all living things, unless there is a reason to act otherwise.

[@jameswarner3450]

The most dangerous person in anyone's life is the person you trust even though they haven't earned it.

[@jennihubby2877]

True!

[@jameskennedy6982]

I'm 72 and my Daddy told me, the guy running his yap: " talks too much for a fighting man". My daddy went into the underground copper mines in Butte Mt. Right from the 8th grade, during the depression ended up in Hawaii working for M/K, was injured when the Japanese bombed PH. Came back, joined the Army, and landed at Omaha Beach. Next to Jesus, Dad was my greatest hero. Also the toughest man I ever met, the greatest Dad, Husband and friend. I miss him EVERYDAY. SEMPER FI😮

[@thomashunt413]

Semper Fi is Marines not Army.

[@KAT-dg6el]

You’re 72 years old and call your dad daddy?

[@hardlines2635]

As a toddler my father told me to jump off a wall and he would catch me, I jumped, hit the ground face down, my father said, Son, in this world you can’t trust anyone, not even your f,,,ing father.

[@solomonstello]

I love Butte. Went to Job Corps in Anaconda.

[@tappajaav]

@@KAT-dg6el You are never too old to call your father daddy. Try it sometime.

[@andrewcrowder4958]

Great post. Many thanks. The I Ching reminds us that a traveling man must always be circumspect.

[@rubberbiscuit99]

Controlling people are the most dangerous. Pay close attention to how you feel around other people. People who get you to feel sorry for them, people who lovebomb you, and Jekyll & Hyde types are the worst. Controllers need to feel dominant over other people. Notice when another person puts you down, tries to get you to feel sorry for them, or seems extremely friendly when you do not know them well. Keep your distance from these people. Take your time getting to know new people.

[@davidrussell8689]

I think the person who has nothing to lose is the most dangerous one . Someone who never cares about the consequences can do terrible things .

[@jp-wl9oi]

I would also say the person who thinks he nothing to lose but has much to lose...

[@walter1383]

When confronted with number 2 and 3 in the video and there's no way out, the only option is to become the person who has nothing to lose, ironically because you have everything to lose if you don't.

[@SteveAubrey1762]

The 3 most " dangerous" people: - a politician, - a judicial activist judge, - a lawyer

[@SSN515]

Those are all the same people.

[@aubreyleonae4108]

@@SSN515 Beat me to it 🤣

[@CGBP02]

You need to be placed in the hood in a rough part of Chicago. I would imagine your top 3 would look a little different after that experience! 😂 #Realitycheck

[@411Outdoors]

@@SteveAubrey1762 definitely some whack folk

[@yorkiebilger7805]

All three of the people you describe just so happen to be Britain's truly pathologically psychotic Pabloite Communist Prime Minister. He's been all three mentioned occupations, and has had hundreds of British people jailed for saying anti government sentiments on Facebook. He even let out rapists and armed robbers from prison to make way for them. All in less than two months. I believe he is a massive threat to world peace as well, no exaggeration. Before he was elected by fools he was an un remarkable, seemingly dull man. We've seen now what he is really like and we would be in WWIII right now with Russia over Ukraine if it wasn't for the US telling him to reign his behaviour in, just two weeks ago.

[@xeray6032]

YES! Respect. I was so glad to hear you say that. You have to respect yourself to respect others, and then show that respect. It will come back to you, and you will look more confident. It's a circle.

[@pisom4314]

great video, never underestimate anyone, if you have a bad feeling about a person/situation just leave!!! it just may save your butt!!

[@vdelrio999]

Those (best friend, coworker, spouse, partner, neighbor) closest to you can be dangerous if the conditions are right (unpaid loan, competing for promotion, affair, etc ...).

[@LwmsMo]

Wisdom

[@Parasmunt]

Those closest to you know your secrets too.

[@vdelrio999]

@@Parasmunt Exactly.

[@grayrider1865]

The most dangerous person in the world is a WOMAN! Fact, their tongue & body is their power, all the laws favor them, they will cheat, lie & betray you at some point in life. I've seen it too many times, they can literally get away w/murder. Who else can marry a man & instantly own half of his property & then when she divorces you, get the other half! This is wrong anyway you look at it. Talk abt. equality? there is none! MEN , STOP & THINK about this & look at the big picture. You have been warned!

[@williamdudleybass9302]

You summed up those 3 types very well. On thing I would add after experiences over the years with “just regular folks” who turned out to be a bit out there on the spectrum of sociopathy/narcissism/psychopathy as some of them have learned to imitate & mirror the emotions of others, to be charismatic, to lull one into a false sense of trustability. A four category can be just as dangerous without necessarily leaving physical wounds, & that’s the con artists, scammers, ID thieves, fraudsters, those who worm themselves in like parasites & kill you with a thousand silent cuts. Yes, stay aware, don’t live ruled by fear, and be alert.

[@Crudetripod512]

Never perceive kindness as weakness from people. Often the most kind can be the most vicious… 💯

[@Mary-tj5qx]

My mum, who was full of wisdom, often compared human behavior to that of dogs, because it’s so instructive. Here’s her answer to this question: “You don’t need to worry about a big dog, it’s the nervous dogs that will bite you.” She’s right. The most dangerous people are those we cannot predict, and people who are operating from a place of fear are unpredictable. They reach their limits very quickly and lash out in ways that are grossly disproportionate to the matter at hand, because they are responding to a threat you and I cannot see. This lack of predictability can make them lethal. So… I agree with everything you are saying with this one addition.

[@solgoode1]

really great post!!

[@Metal_4U2]

I think you just described the maga movement.

[@slocumb1270]

An ex-con told me it's usually not the big muscle bound weight lifter dudes that you have worry about in prison. It's the little wirey skinny guys that will hurt you because they are scared. They always have a shank.

[@marmaladesunrise]

It's also people with something to hide that are hypersensitivity DANGEROUS in fear of being found out.

[@GDe-gi1kz]

Dogs are still better than human

[@donniedays1655]

It’s not often I see and hear common sense and wisdom on social media. Thank you. You have definitely saved some young lives with this message.

[@MrSpt67]

I actually had a potentially dangerous situation, I was approached by a young attractive woman in broad daylight. She was dressed in very expensive nice clothing (about 5 ft tall, weighed a hundred pounds at best). This incident took place in downtown Portland around 2:00 in the afternoon on a busy weekday. I was walking across the street in a random group of citizens using the crosswalk Lane. This particular woman was walking in front of me, suddenly turned around and aggressively grabbed my arm while attempting to cling to my body in an intimate manner! She then stared into my eyes and said " Will you hang out with me". I'd never seen this woman before in my life! Her advances were done in a very patronizing aggressive manner". I've always been leery of women who come on like this so I stepped back and put my finger up in the air. I said "I'm very sorry but I have to go" as I quickly walked away towards the entrance of the Oregon Trail Shopping Center. The creepy part was that I glanced back and noticed she had whispered into some type of device that appeared to be attached to the collar of her outfit. I often wonder if she was trying to manipulate me into a dangerous situation (where I would get robbed and beat up or something even worse). There are female predators out there, so please be cautious !!! Today I'm looking back on the situation thinking I should have immediately called the Police and reported what the woman tried to do to me! In fact, I should have snapped a photo of her on my phone, then shared it with the local police department and FBI. Not to mention a journalist who could share it with the public in case someone was abducted or harmed.

[@TekkenOnlineFights]

This sounds like from the elite hunting club movie.

[@MrSpt67]

@@TekkenOnlineFights I'll Google the movie

[@MrSpt67]

​@@TekkenOnlineFights I just googled the elite hunting club and I'm speechless. Oh my God, that is evil beyond words !!

[@terrylawrence8362]

Sounds seriously frightening... Crystal meth behind her actions?

[@MrSpt67]

​It's always possible that she was a meth head but she sure didn't look the part! The woman's outfit was really nice. Her appearance was pristine , hair,nails, and makeup were perfect. This incident took place near the University. I was walking into the Apple computer store across the street from a major shopping mall. This woman looked like she could have worked in the mall or been a student at the University. So if she was a meth head it was early in her addiction..

[@sofiaware3702]

Great site. Very important. Keep on producing these helpful videos

[@bryansovich2]

From my life experience. I believe what you said to be true. Bottomline is always respect others (unless they are doing bodily harm to another soul). Treat others as you wish to be treated. Never take anyone for granted!

[@oldnatty61]

Great advice brother!👍 One never knows. Be humble, ouiet, and "watchful". Listen to your gut, and the hairs on the back of your neck.

[@johcybulski1503]

a elderly person that has lived life and is looking for a cause to die for.

[@medusasub]

👍

[@helenhighwater5313]

Especially the cause of defending their family. I knew a guy who worked in a prison, said there were a couple of inmates there who had been law abiding citizens until their grandkids were molested and the perps given an slap on the wrist. Old guys with not much longer to live anyway, each had summarily dispatched the perps of their respective grandkids and gladly went to prison for it.

[@joecummings1260]

@@Generic266 Wait until you get in your 60's and the whole giving a fck about anything just disappears. Wife is gone, kids are liberal nutbags that you can't talk to, lots of your closest friends have died, and you have developed a deep seated hate for most of all of humanity. That is pretty much what the typical older guy thinks like in this modern world

[@lwilson1234]

​@@Generic266see GARY PLAUCHE🙄

[@man_vs_life]

ala Gran Tuismo

[@the_trooper_72]

I like this video.. Makes perfect sense, thank you!! 😎🙏🏻

[@markstone7268]

Most dangerous person is someone you meet that you dont know and is really talkative and friendly. This person is a wolf in sheeps clothing and attacks when your guard is down.

[@tenncutt]

Not sure I agree 100%. I am talkative and friendly. Also honest, helpful and caring. Not a criminal by any means

[@gayanngodfrey2824]

Facts

[@lisafrequency55]

@@tenncutt I agree I like to be friendly for the sake of being friendly. I try to pay attention if the person I say hi to does not seem to want to say hi. I smile and say hello and nothing else a lot. I certainly have no intent to hurt anyone ever.

[@tappajaav]

This isn't necessarily true. Not every talkative person has ulterior motives. I am friendly and talkative with almost anyone, regardless of the context. It doesn't make me dangerous.

[@Michaeleism]

​@@tenncutt Honest, helpful and caring people don't say those things about themselves. They simply are.

[@alanrawson-wg8io]

Cowards and other weak people can be very dangerous when cornered or threatened and they will be sneaky and underhanded in their attack. Superb video, well thought out and timely. Please keep them coming.

[@stevetruth2696]

There are no cowards in a fight. Just survivors. Sneaky and underhanded is a good thing to learn for when being nice and sensible fail.

[@GDe-gi1kz]

​@@stevetruth2696depends on how many u fight

[@LibertyFascism]

If they are dangerous when cornered, they are not weak. Never mistake conscience for weakness.

[@GDe-gi1kz]

@@LibertyFascism 10 on 1

[@trevormorgan2636]

Following his life threatening experiences during the Irish Civil War, my Granpa had a maximum of never entering a place of ambush because you never know where danger lurks. There had to be more than one exit wherever he went. He kept this up into his 90s.

[@helenhighwater5313]

I feel the same way about subdivisions and cul de sacs with only one way in/out.

[@priscillawilson2634]

maxim

[@hsrryobrien993]

​@@helenhighwater5313Thanks

[@bonchidude]

And then he took one final exit. RIP soldier gramps, RIP

[@bonchidude]

@@helenhighwater5313 oh yes !

[@edwardwallace1633]

My dad told me the worst man to fight has nothing to lose You’re spot on

[@murrygandy]

All good advice. Maintain situational awareness and always trust your gut.

[@harryrestivo3148]

Excellent understanding of people. Very informative. No one likes to be disrespected . 👍👍

[@tvbridge]

The very most dangerous person is always the one who says "I'm from the government & I'm here to help."!!!

[@coups119]

You got that right! Run!

[@GraceKelly-ni5jp]

Lol

[@daniel17319]

I'm a Trumptard myself

[@ADBLOCKER4YOUTUBE]

Okay, Ronnie.... (a broken down treasonous actor who lapped at the public trough all his life) "I'm from the U.S. military, and I'm here to help...." The proof is in the pudding. It leaves every place it visits worse off than when they found it.

[@ChristiColonel]

😂

[@ethimself5064]

I agree with #1. Nothing to loose and simply don't care anymore

[@davidwaldron5312]

Well said my friend, you never know what other people have been through, be aware of your surroundings think logically always have a way out. Semper Fi