Would you rather get attacked by three black men or six pitbulls?

I have fought both black people and pitbulls and the obvious answer is pitbulls. I'm assuming you mean average pitbulls and not those super-sized ones and black people who can throw a punch and not the ones that just flail around. You can kick the shit out of pitbulls, you can climb out of reach, you can throw things at pitbulls, and you have the height advantage. Unless you are on the ground, a pack of pitbulls isn't going to maul you all at once. Humans in general can grapple, throw objects, use weapons, and deliver dangerous strikes. In a 1v1 deathmatch, while bloody, I am confident, I could take an averaged sized pitbull, but a human is on equal footing to me.
>But I le heck'n know martial arts
Cool, if you can use martial arts to put a man in a choke hold, you can use martial arts to put a dog in a choke hold. It doesn't favor human vs human combat that much more than human vs dog combat. Adding a second human is worse than adding a second dog, because it's hard to fight off multiple people working together. Just from personal experience, I have been jumped by 3 people as someone who knows martial arts and has reached the highest levels of scholastic wrestling and unless they are extremely bad at fighting, you cannot win. On the other hand, I have driven off a pack of pittbulls on my own.
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Not the pitbulls that attacked me in question, albeit these guys were part of a pack of dogs that chased me into a 3rd world hellhole so its relevant to the post.
 
Niggers le bad even doe all the niggers in Africa are ultra conservatives.
While that may be vastly true for many Africans, a negative aspect of that collective "tradition-emphasized" culture in a place like Sub-Saharan Africa is that when it's possessed by non-Christians, rather than having people who very strictly adhere to the tradition of scripture (like a lot of Ugandans or Ethiopians, who are very devout, traditional Christian people, for example), you can instead end up with non-Christian people conserving cultural traditions that shouldn't be conserved while simultaneously rejecting foreign Christian missions, which then leads to a primitive culture that lacks any morality that they would otherwise possess with Christian teaching. Most of this bias that goes against the spread of Christian values in Africa in favor of animistic beliefs probably stems from a hostility to Christianity because of its association in the minds of people like African animists with the legacy of European colonialism in their country, so these remaining African non-Christians who are holding onto their barbaric primal religions see it as an invading force that's intruding on their traditional culture, rather than anything positive. For example:
>Yes, we strive to preserve and adhere to our traditional, non-Western culture, so we reject the Christianity that Europe tried to send down to us.
>What are our traditions? *cough* Sorry, I had some bone marrow stuck in my throat. I've been chewing on this human arm I chopped off of a corpse a few days ago. Tasty stuff, y'know. Hmm, anyway, what are our traditions...
>Oh, sorry, I have to go, it sounds like my seventh wife is crying. She's been a real bitch recently. No matter how hard I hit her, she's the only wife I have who won't give me permission to send our six-year-old son out to go suicide bomb the rival clan. Well, I'll see you later.
 
While that may be vastly true for many Africans, a negative aspect of that collective "tradition-emphasized" culture in a place like Sub-Saharan Africa is that when it's possessed by non-Christians, rather than having people who very strictly adhere to the tradition of scripture (like a lot of Ugandans or Ethiopians, who are very devout, traditional Christian people, for example), you can instead end up with non-Christian people conserving cultural traditions that shouldn't be conserved while simultaneously rejecting foreign Christian missions, which then leads to a primitive culture that lacks any morality that they would otherwise possess with Christian teaching. Most of this bias that goes against the spread of Christian values in Africa in favor of animistic beliefs probably stems from a hostility to Christianity because of its association in the minds of people like African animists with the legacy of European colonialism in their country, so these remaining African non-Christians who are holding onto their barbaric primal religions see it as an invading force that's intruding on their traditional culture, rather than anything positive. For example:
>Yes, we strive to preserve and adhere to our traditional, non-Western culture, so we reject the Christianity that Europe tried to send down to us.
>What are our traditions? *cough* Sorry, I had some bone marrow stuck in my throat. I've been chewing on this human arm I chopped off of a corpse a few days ago. Tasty stuff, y'know. Hmm, anyway, what are our traditions...
>Oh, sorry, I have to go, it sounds like my seventh wife is crying. She's been a real bitch recently. No matter how hard I hit her, she's the only wife I have who won't give me permission to send our six-year-old son out to go suicide bomb the rival clan. Well, I'll see you later.
This doesn't mean anything. The vast majority of Africans are either Christian or Muslim. I think there are almost 700 million Christians in Africa. So not sure why you're bringing up animists who are a dying breed.
 
This doesn't mean anything. The vast majority of Africans are either Christian or Muslim. I think there are almost 700 million Christians in Africa. So not sure why you're bringing up animists who are a dying breed.
Yeah, I was just saying, there are some who are "conservative" when it comes to preserving their traditions, but who aren't necessarily on our side. I don't actually know why I wrote all of that, I think I just wanted to write something.
 
Yeah, I was just saying, there are some who are "conservative" when it comes to preserving their traditions, but who aren't necessarily on our side. I don't actually know why I wrote all of that, I think I just wanted to write something.
Fair. Ethiopia shall stretch out her hands unto God as the Psalm 68:31 says. Africans will make the right choices.
 
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