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What is the difference between a fighter and a coward?
In my universe I always analyze people to test their strengths to see if they can measure up to his or her expectations; however it is not simple. What amazes me is, that there are men and women who, simply won’t confront his or her opponent’ or enemy simply because of intimidation or fear. In the work field or in the US Army there are so many people who AWOL or simply refuse to join because of their insecurity. I get offended because America was always a fighter now when I talk about fighter here is what I describe it as.
Fighter:
A fighter is someone who has the encouragement, someone who fights to the end someone who doesn’t want to be walked all over on. Or is not willing to be judged by (someone who thinks poorly) of him or her. A fighter accepts a challenge made by his or her opponent who called them out and is willing to beat them at their own gain.
Coward:
A coward is someone who is intimidated someone who doesn’t have the guts to face someone who is calling that person out. A coward goes along with things just to see how the opponent reacts and performs while on the floor. A coward is someone who doesn’t stand up for what he or she wants and would make excuses as to why they refuse to do such thing. A coward is someone who won’t go somewhere or even try to hunt those who are asking for them.
1 Answer
- big HLv 46 years ago
IMO the difference is all in the brain. For example one may be gifted with physical talents and will express their strength and those with less physical traits use other means, which ends up being their brains. Someone that doesn't fight is NOT a coward. especially in our military.. US trains the men and women to endure the scenarios they will encounter. Some are just better at it. I could fight someone if I NEEDED to because I have training and could possibly hurt someone. But I will not try to. Will I stand up for someone? Maybe, I will assess the situation and make a TACTICAL decision on whether it will play in my favor. It is not about revenge and getting the recognition of peers but to pick your battles wisely, protect yourself and those of importance and learn from it. I also have a family to look out for. Point is you do what you can out of survival and different people use different ways of doing this. but name calling and proving macho-ism is how wars start. (well difference of opinions really)