Ever pretend to be the Six Million Dollar Man and beat people up who you perceive as committing injustice?

Answer 1

It doesn't really matter who your are pretending to be, it still makes you a vigilante.

Beating people up is unacceptable no matter who you think you are...unless you cannot control these thoughts...in which case check in with your local mental health professional.

Answer 2

LMAO!!!! There is nothing wrong w/ pretending!! I use to watch karate films all the time as a child, and naturally thought I had skills. Of course, I know I don't and do not go out trying to prove it either. If pretending helps you blow off steam, then do you. However, if you're donning a cape and mask and going out at night like you're law enforcement, then I suggest you rethink your career choice.

Sidebar: "Lee Majors " was/is in a Sci-fi movie called LightSpeed...it aired last night in Maryland...(didn't watch all of it, but I'm sure it will air again)...Also, if you really want to play out your fantasy, you can look into getting cast in the latest reality- tv show "Who Wants to be a Superhero" also on Sci-Fi....corection, it's on Bravo.

Answer 3

Yep. The satisfaction of beating up greedy lawyers, unscrupulous judges and jurors who allow repeated criminal offenders back into society;crooked politicians who don't legislate good laws, bring back death penalty for heinous crimes,
corrupt policemen who abuse their power and bully the citizen..presidents who like to play war games and send mostly teenagers to be slaughtered. presidents and the power to be who are responsible for the slump in our economy. and for a litiginous conscious society , causing a turmoil and marked up expenses in the health industry. making it unaffordable. greedy doctors who just want to line their pockets with money w/ out the compassion and interest of the patient in his heart.

Answer 4

weird....