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We often have arguements and disagreements that seem to almost always never find a solution.
This is a serious question.
Why can't there be an accepted venue for those that are in disagreement, to meet up somewhere, for example a boxing ring or fighting cage and simply work things out there?
Or in our public schools, where kids could meet somewhere after school to settle their differences. It would be supervised of course.
It is basically how things were sort of done in the old west and many places in russia still do this today. Why can't we adopt this in the USA?
We often have arguements and disagreements that seem to almost always never find a solution.
This is a serious question.
Why can't there be an accepted venue for those that are in disagreement, to meet up somewhere, for example a boxing ring or fighting cage and simply work things out there?
Or in our public schools, where kids could meet somewhere after school to settle their differences. It would be supervised of course.
It is basically how things were sort of done in the old west and many places in russia still do this today. Why can't we adopt this in the USA?
Umm,possible brain injuries, trips to the hospital because someone was over zealous. Sorry but fighting is never the answer. Only barbarians use the fists to end argumments.
Mutually agreed violence. A way to settle disputes that would otherwise be never solved.
It's not illegal, and happens in trailer parks and other GOP areas all the time.
People with higher levels of intelligence are able to settle their differences in a civil manner.
Last edited by TempesT68; 05-25-2012 at 12:39 PM..
Location: In a place with little freedom (aka USA)
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Originally Posted by KUchief25
have to pay a bunch of fees and the like to even get in the ring.
That is a great idea actually. There could be a "physical dispute resolution" form that you sign that releases all parties from liability. Then charge a simple, small fee of $12 and the victor is declared WINNER of whatever the dispute was.
Office meetings would never be the same.
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