What is the Definition of Self-Defense?

In today's episode of Ask USCCA, Kevin addresses the question, "What is the definition of self-defense?".

What is considered self defense in a fight? What do you think of Kevin's response? What would you like to ask the USCCA next? Let us know in the comments below!

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[tstealth]

yes! I agree! we live in chaotic times, so we must keep calm and be vigilant in our surroundings.

[frcgfd]

Thanks for breaking the definition down to a simple point for us to consider.

[journeymenarts]

As always. great info. keep up the work. we appreciate it.!!!

[dawdsmail]

I guess the context was lost - I'm sitting here thinking of lots of exceptions to the point of this video. You might mention that the deadly force option has criteria associated with it (varying by state). A stern verbal warning is at the other end of the spectrum... Heck, running away is an option. Still confused on your intended context. Thanks.

[podsmpsg]

I had a dream that I was attacked with a razor blade and knife.