Kennedy: True morality requires the capacity for violence paired with restraint.
Tim Kennedy · Green Beret Sniper: Behind Discipline and Pain Is Everything You've Ever Wanted | Tim Kennedy · Dec 27, 2024 · at 28:21
Tim Kennedy, Green Beret and UFC fighter, discusses the moral philosophy of virtuous strength with Codie Sanchez.
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“The bluff, the bottom line up front is a weak man is not a good man because he's not capable to do one or the other. A strong man that's capable of violence but chooses to be kind, chooses to be gentle, he's clearly morally a good man because he has the capable to do violence. That weak man is just, frankly, useless. He can't protect you.”
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