>That said, you simply have to be aware that you cannot account
>for how someone else will respond to a perceived slight.

People keep acting like the variable in this situation is Poole choosing not to defend himself when the variable is Draymond deciding to pick a fight with a teammate. Even if you think it’s dumb that Pool didn’t defend himself, who cares? It’s still all on Dray. He got in Poole’s face, Poole pushed him to get away from the situation (which Dray should have understood from his body language), and Dray decided to punch Poole when he wasn’t defending himself. Acting like “well they were both kinda wrong” is insane to me.