The "quitting" vs. "stopping" argument is very valid, especially when comparing the performance of a certain round against animals and humans. Humans are both hard wired and psychologically trained that when you are shot, you die. Animals are not. Humans, sans mental and/or chemical issues, typically quit what they are doing when shot. This has always been a huge training hurdle in law enforcement, and we strive to teach cops that being shot does not mean dying, and to keep fighting. While this is most certainly not a factor upon which to rely, it is one that cannot be ignored.
I'll continue to ignore it. The fight ain't over 'til it's over. Keep shooting, keep swinging, or keep biting until any guesswork is over. Having expectations on how the bad guy might or should react will only work against me.
Forgive me my nonsense, as I also forgive the nonsense of those that think they talk sense. Robert Frost
