Not at all. Your situations and questions have become more and more ignorant. Your acting stupid and I'm not interesting in holding your hand while you try to run away.
That's simply not true. The repeated theme "multiple" people are asking you about, cannot be answered. Well, you did answer, but it was more of a non-answer. You pretty much pleaded for us to just go with what you were saying, and I've been courteous while you've attempted to suss out your points.
"If Anderson would have stopped that strike...."
As I said earlier, and you ignored, it's hard to tell what misses versus what is being stopped. I meant missed that strike, which could be the same as stopping it, and it was in context to how you were saying things should be judged.
This is not rocket science, stop trying to make it confusing, we're using *your* standards here.
If Anderson Silva out of fear of hitting Chael in the face, adjusted that strike so that it missed, or ceased half way through, etc. It would give the impression it was:
1.) Going for the head
2.) A malicious strike to a grounded opponent
3.) By your standards could disqualify Anderson even though it NEVER. FUCKING. LANDED.
See? This is where we are coming back to. You want to call strikes that "never" land illegal.
I cannot agree with you, it's ridiculous.
Only you can decipher this? Why wouldn't the ref be able to see that also?
Those are great questions, and precisely why I'm asking them. It would appear that it's a malicious strike, designed to be thrown to the face of a grounded opponent.
My point has been you don't really fucking know, do ya? You don't know until it lands, and if it doesn't land it's not really a counted strike, huh? And if you aren't counting the strike, how can it be illegal?
Oh, because you said it makes them "flinch"... (not kidding, that is seriously his argument).
Do you think throwing headbutts in guard is acceptable, until they land? That doesn't seem safe or proper to me.
Throwing headbutts until they land? What the fuck are you talking about? You've got to be kidding me.