Comments by "D. R. Stewart" (@drstewart) on "" video.

@patrikb315 Thank you for the reasonable question. The answer is that it depends on the situation, who's involved and what happens. There are situations where conflict and physical confrontation are either unavoidable or the most effective method of solving the problem. But the might is right mentality shouldn't be the default, or even the first choice if there are other avenues of redress. Forcing a child to fight because that's what makes a "real" man, as in OP's story, is simply abuse. All it teaches is that violence is the answer to every conflict, and if you can cause pain in someone else, that's all the justification that's needed. It's a great way to make a future bully, as presented in the OP's comments.
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