"Kamae" would also be appropriate from a Japanese perspective but similar to "stance" a lot of modern styles treat kamae as a static position rather than a dynamic "body attitude posture."

A "ward" or "guard." I sometimes will add "active" as an adverb to the position to denote that it is dynamic and in motion rather than a static stance.

I always saw it as a complete disregard for the rules of debate and active weaponization of logical fallacies

My kids make oj like this every weekend.

I had that boxed set. Way back in the day.

I prefer renting asunder.