They can't deep down, Its human nature to defend yourself if threatened. Not wanting to come over all Dr Dolittle but its the same with most Animals.
His reasoning is even funnier here: [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HveeJ_NxJwA[/ame] From 5:37 (it's all worth watching though) - "If someone burgles your house and you knock them out, are you then gonna apologise for knocking them out? No, you're not. You're gonna stamp on there head!" :rofl I ****ing love David Haye again now :happy
TBH i felt inspired by this speech, Make sure your not the victim! ''If you don't wanna be a victim in life, then you gotta go out of your way to make sure that doesn't happen. don't wait for someone to punch you in face, stab you, shoot you. You gotta go out there and make sure your not the victim''. #Real Talk
Most of us have been in that situation at some point, I have quite a few times, the time that sticks out was the time I tried just to walk away and do things by the book if you like, I was about 15 and got beaten up quite badly, never made that same mistake again.
:deal Spot on mate, My dad once told me 'hit first, ask questions later'. Sorry but i wouldn't let someone chin me just for moral high ground. To many people try be the better man and the other see's it as weakness and will keep going till it's stopped by violence.
Can't argue with Haye really. He was a tit for being there though. I know he likes to play the media as far as trying to 'earn' his way into a fight, but that wasn't the time or place to do it.
Haye's right, that Sky interviewer's an idiot. I do like that he's wheeled out the "people on the street keep asking me to fight him" line which he used for Audley too.
I like Kassius interviews now. He just has a bit of banter with them which allows him to ask some decent questions.
[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=36Nh_TXCn8o[/ame] Make sure you don't get hypnotised by the Dark Lord watching this one.
That was always the way I was taught, Coming from a Romany Gypsy family and values its a given, I was in trouble with the police quite a bit in those days and made the mistake of turning my back trying to do the supposed right thing, its weird but I remember it vividly and as I went to walk away I can remember how unnatural it felt, up until the punch to the back of the head and them the stamping on my head and the kick in the bollocks, then I just felt the pain.