tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3742231524250671416.post4921387211570744198..comments2009-12-09T00:13:53.600-06:00Jesse Crouchhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/02916285592760426261noreply@blogger.comBlogger2125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3742231524250671416.post-83118789999759880952009-12-08T23:45:45.302-06:002009-12-08T23:45:45.302-06:00Jesse,<br />I think I made a mistake in the link address I gave you in my last comment...trying again:<br /><a href="http://actionkaratearts.com/why-we-train/machineguns-and-the-martial-arts/" rel="nofollow">Machineguns and the Martial Arts</a><br />Thanks...sorry about the mix up!Marc G.http://actionkaratearts.comnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3742231524250671416.post-7101553320864040132009-12-08T23:20:18.506-06:002009-12-08T23:20:18.506-06:00Hey Jesse,<br />Great Post! I love that someone finally made a rational arguement for the fact that competition and actual fighting are not the same...no matter how brutal the competition is, rules DO matter. It is still a sporting event. 100% true!! Hope you don&#39;t mind...I added a link to this from a related post of mine. I had not read this one of yours yet at the time...but, this was too good not to help spread around.<br /><a href="http://actionkaratearts.com" rel="nofollow">/why-we-train/machineguns-and-the-martial-arts/</a>Marc G.http://actionkaratearts.comnoreply@blogger.com