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Picture this: You are trapped in a small room, let's say with a 5 feet by 8 feet perimeter, you have no door to let yourself out of, and your are trapped in a corner with a person (who you were just in a heated argument with) repeatedly striking you.
Are you telling me you wouldn't feel any sense of panic or necessity to strike back in defense? Even if you personally would not fight back, are you saying that another person who WOULD react that way wouldn't be justified to do so?
This is the exact scenario Ray Rice found himself in when he was trapped in an elevator with his fiancé. His fiancé has been quoted as admitting to hitting him before he struck her. It is absurd to say he had no right to defend himself. When someone is put in a situation where they feel threatened its is a biological function to either run away or fight the threat that they are confronted with. Since Ray was trapped in an elevator he did not have an option to run which left him with the only option of fighting back
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