Why Children Should Fight
I see that children should
fight. As a child, fighting should not
be repressed. Children need to get it
out of their system early. When they are
young, they are yet to become dangerous.
They are yet to become harmful towards themselves or others. They do not yet have the strength or
precision in technique in order to cause great damage to another. It is natural for them to play fight even
though they may really be upset and want to hurt but their bodies are incapable
of hurting.
It is like trying to kill your
opponent in a pillow fight, as long as you are not trying to suffocate the
opponent, there will be no serious injuries, it is all for play. If children fight when they are young, they are
more likely to get it out of their system so that they will not have the urge
to fight when they are older. As
children become adults, fighting gets more and more dangerous. As the child becomes stronger and begins to
have proper martial technique that is expressed efficiently, he becomes
dangerous. Now it is no longer a pillow
fight, it is like throwing rocks at one another out of anger. Now there can be some serious injuries.
Now fighting is no longer just
an anger release that is harmless, it becomes a dangerous experience that can
lead towards great bodily injury. Once
the child is a fully grown adult out of high school and college, the real
survival fighting for your life begins, now it surely is no longer a game, now
weapons can be involved, now guns can be involved, now death is of great
potential. You never want to fight as an
adult; you do not know what will happen on the streets. It’s ok for adults to play fight by sparring,
but it is never a good thing for adults to fight for real on the streets.
