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I chased after a guy in a pickup once on my mission (I was on foot). He had just thrown a cup of pop at us. He ended up running the nearby red light as I approached. My companion just watched in shock


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I give the thug credit. I typically run/hide when I see door to door Mormons!




 
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That guy was giving him some! Big Grin

It looked like some of the locals were going to finish the lesson up. Big Grin
 
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Active Self Protection has an exceptional YouTube channel with these type videos. Basic lesson learned - if you ever see two males on a scooter or motorbike in central or south America, they are almost always robbers


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I can understand his companion's reticence to join the fight. By nature missionaries aren't of the mindset of picking fights.....but I'm glad this Elder channeled his inner meathead and fought back. That scum could have easily fired a round when in close proximity. This could have gone really bad...but I'm glad the big dude in the white shirt and tie held his own.

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One of my good friends was/is/was Mormon. He strayed off course in high school, to which I am sure I had some influence in this. He was a state champion wrestler (Heavy), starting center & nose tackle, who did not object to throwing blows and was quite good at it. He would be up at the top of my list of people I know that I would avoid getting into a fight with. Big Grin

After high school, his family pretty much influenced him to stop talking to us, go on a Mission and come back to the church to stay in his family's good graces ($$$ family business).

Several years later I've met up with him again, actually lives in my neighborhood and we still hangout. I'm pretty sure he doesn't attend anymore, although his wife might.


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That was truly heart warming the way he converted that sinner.


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Muzzleloader- another Ann Arbor person!!!!! I will send you a message backchannel. Sorry for the thread drift.


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Glad that Elder took care of business. Not surprised the other just watched. I served in 3 different areas of New Orleans and always wished for something like this to happen.
 
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