" 'kick the dog until he bites, then shoot him.' Press your target, using blows that hurt but do not draw blood until he finally snaps and bites back. Then it's time for the Glock. The resulting execution appears to the casual observer, who missed the kicks or can be persuaded not to see them, is a simple case of justified self-defense - putting down a biting dog. We have an explanation for feature B, the tendency of the weaker party to attack. It is what an animal trainer would call Fear Biting. Moreover, the dog that does not fear-bite is liable to be kicked to death. Sovereign rights, when not defended, tend to vanish."

Two can play at that game. Where's my ghillie suit?