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At the risk of more pissing match with The Toughest Man On STP: I am pretty familiar with the "code of the streets" some have laid down here. I used to be a loud-mouthed asshole ("used to be?", i hear some mutter; hush yourselves) who got in a lot of fights. i lived and sold weed on the LES in...

@Coywolf : I am done, see post above yours. Talking to this person is pointless. I do not claim to be "a badass lawyer", or any kind of lawyer; i do not practice law. i am a retired person. I've been riding Greyhound and other bus lines regularly since 1973, including more than 3000 miles so...

@BradKajukenbo Ok, tough guy. Fair enough, an old Google pic, a phone listed in someone else's name, and you aren't sure yet what the school is called, and so don't have a website, and the wikipedia page for this martial art i've never heard of does not mention "Kajukenbo Self-Defense Institute"...

@Juan Derlust : i copied his spelling from his post about his imaginary school, but i did read the right wikipedia article, the one you posted: "I studied Kaukenbo under the late Grandmaster Frank Conway".

@BradKajukenbo ONE MORE TIME: YOU HAVE NO IDEA OF THE LAW AROUND SELF DEFENSE. CONSULT A CRIMINAL LAWYER BEFORE GOING INTO A PUBLIC PLACE AGAIN. Thank you for listing the martial arts lineage you say you have brought shame on. I can't find any mention of anything called KDSI on the wikipedia...

If you actually have any real martial arts training, you know damn well your teacher would slap you silly if you told them that lame-ass story. Also, if you actually teach martial arts, you are a shameful example for your students. I am certain that you, as a wanna-be tough guy, have seen...

The thing is, OP never says, or even hints, that he felt threatened, or scared. Of course admitting to fear would not fit with the tough-guy image he is trying to play off. But part of having the right to defend yourself is having a reasonable fear of someone hurting you. This is why cops who...

He got thrown off the train for getting in a fight with, and injuring, another passenger, not fitting a stereotype. Putting someone on the ground in an arm-lock with a dislocated shoulder because they "took hold of [your] jersey in [your] chest area" is not "self defense" in most jurisdictions...

If you really are a martial arts teacher, you sure have some thinking to do. You are very lucky your immature behavior only got you thrown off a train. This just putting dude "on the ground [...] in an arm bar" with a dislocated shoulder just kinda happened, without your conscious intention...