Clint,
I will assume you referred to my posts since yours was directly after mine.
My point about talking your way out of a firefight through good use of language skills is not an insult, but you may take it as you like. Use of speaking skills, is something I have taught as a Federal Firearms Instructor and Federal Confrontational Safety Awareness Instructor for many years now. In fact speaking skills are one of the levels on the Use of Force Continuum which starts with Officer presence, and then escalates to Verbal Commands, and so forth on up to deadly force. Of course, Verbal Commands or other verbal techniques can be utilized at any level of the continuum. Bullets are not always the answer. I can assure you that if you have been in a firefight with one individual for an hour or even for the later 'edited' 20 minutes, it has been much too long for you not to have either tried to run away or talk yourself out of it. If someone cannot make him/herself understood because of terrible language skills, well the result could be that person's early demise. Now if you find that suggestion insulting, what can I say. I thought it was more of a wake up call. It may actually save a life. Sorry but I stand by the same exact suggestion.
Now as to my use of misspellings and bad grammar in my first post, that was a joke. Would you like to know why I joked. I did so because I was uncertain if the person who started this thread was a joker or not. He sure seemed like one with as unlikely a scenario as this wherein bullets were the only answer, but all the bullets of an hour long firefight had missed their mark; and he also seemed a joker due to the misspellings and grammatical slaughter that took place in his post. In other words the thread starter seemed like a troll. If he was allowed to write that way, then why not all of us? My point in including the gibberish in my post, in the event this person was serious, was so that maybe next time this fellow would have enough respect for the rest of us to at least try and edit his post to where it was almost easy to read. If that is an insult, then it was a well placed one, but an unintentional one at that. It was meant to incite to better writing, not to insult. By the way, sure I make mistakes too, we all do, but reread that initial post again, it is almost baffling.
Best regards,
GB