This is what i responded too in the first place: And if your going to call someone a ♥♥♥♥♥♥, look into a mirror. I understand that you want to get back to the topic but at least dont make yourself look like a reta*d supporting another reta*d There are no sides this this debate. Dont come and try to meddle in this if you cant even decide on which "side" to choose. the only thing he is doing is lying his A*s off, to try to feel better about his own political views. he is saying that they are as you said psycopaths. "Both hold valid point"? the knigts/samurai where brutal by modern standar. I understand that you want to get back to the topic but at least dont make yourself look like a reta*d supporting another reta*d You both hold valid points, the knights and samurai were brutal, but they were not psychopaths. Just because hate all types of government that have power over the people, dosnt make it right for you to try to change history to make yourself feel better. You are claiming that a system that lasted for thousands of years and still have a similar types of systems today is as flawed as you say is absolutely retar*ed Just like the police now, they have the power to shoot a guy but dosnt mean they will go around killing people. And of course the Knights and Samurai where the law before but that dosnt mean they went around killing people for fun. Such an idiotic thing would cause revolts all over the place. They would never just go to a village and steal all the food there. There were deserters though.Īs i already said, what you are saying are b*llshit. Simple as that.īut they did (mostly) fight to the death for their master once they had given their oath of loyalty, that much is true. If they came to your village, you better do exactly what they want you to do, you better do it fast and you better bow and show your respect for them at all times or your head is coming off. Samurai were merely servants of the local warlord (Daimyo). By law they could kill any peasant they liked, for any reason whatsoever. The Samurai, like the western knight, were absolutely brutal. These stereotypes of honourable Samurai who would fight to the death, no matter what, were fascinating and exotic to western people.īut it is largely a myth. When Japan opened up to the west in the late 18th and 19th centuries, the western world was utterly intrigued by Japan.
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