Comments by "Guinness" (@GuinessOriginal) on "" video.

@johnpaulingress6012 I remain unconvinced. I've never seen any evidence of them being used effectively in combat. Theory is all very well but until it's proven in combat that's all it is. There is very little evidence of them being successfully used as an effective weapon, which leads me to suspect they aren't
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@counterstrike89 police reports 😂 let me guess, they had to shoot him because they were in fear of their lives due to him wielding nunchucks
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@johnpaulingress6012 have you ever used them in anger against someone trying to hurt you?
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Has anyone got any experience of using them in an actual fight? Everyone I've ever spoken to who says they're really effective has never actually used them in a real fight. I'd like to hear some evidence of how they can be used effectively in a street fight against someone. Are they any good once the distance has been closed and it's cqc, grappling and inside striking for example. What if your opponent is competent in something like Brazilian jujitsu, are there advantages to having them then as opposed to knowing bjj?
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@ninjafruitchilled you mean life a morning star? They look the part don't they. But not very popular, probably because swords, pikes, axes and spears were far more effective. Looks good though. And would definitely scare unarmed opponents, you wouldn't fancy one bouncing off your head. Although what happens when they get past your flail and are in close? Also, the verb "flailing" does not generally have successful connotations, as in "flailing around". This is a solid piece of evidence that they weren't very effective on the battlefield
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