| Display title | Mexican Standoff |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A Mexican Standoff is a stalemate where everyone has a weapon pointed at someone else. All the threats are equally balanced to ensure a Mutual Disadvantage; no one is walking away from this standoff with what they came for — or walking away at all, since everyone realizes that if you get to shelter, you can fire on them without suffering in return. |
