“If you are ever so unlucky as to get close to a real knife fight, it would be useful to keep one fact in mind above all others: the real knife fighter does not wish to engage in a fight.… — Hank Reinhardt Copy Share
“If you are ever so unlucky as to get close to a real knife fight, it would be useful to keep one fact in mind above all others: the real knife fighter does not wish to engage in a fight. He doesn’t care who is best with a knife. He only wants to cut you. He will then do anything… — Hank Reinhardt Copy Share
“The thrust or stab is risky because it can kill and yet not stop. In most street encounters, killing is not desired, but stopping… — Hank Reinhardt Copy Share Image
“Any serious social encounter with knives has one main goal: to stop the action. Beyond that, you have a little flexibility: to kill, or merely get away, or what have you. But first comes the cessation of hostilities. There are many ways to handle this. You can run, shoot, call the cops, or even try to organize a discussion group… — Hank Reinhardt Copy Share
“It’s important to hold the knife with the edge down. How important? Well, it depends. How important is your life?” — Hank Reinhardt Copy Share Image
