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Originally posted by deecee
if A1's action provoked B1's response then both are as guilty -- it depends what A1 said thou and if he was walking away or if he seemed intent on being a jackass -- it like if A1 takes a cheap shot at B1 and misses and B1 pushes him back -- both are equally as guilty even though A1 didnt have any contact -- but then again it depends on what A1 said and when B1 pushed him what was A1's mannerisms -- was he backing down after you T'd him up or was he still in B1's face.
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Why would it make any difference at all if A1 was backing down
after he committed the act that warranted the T?
If A1 hadda punched B1 in the face and then walked away, would you have a different call than if A1 punched B1 in the face and then kept yapping at him? You penalize the punch,
not what happened after the punch. If you want to, you can penalize those post-punch actions separately.