cruise became a samurai in 6 months?
He became a samurai in 6 months...takes most of them years n years...must be his superior white genetics? And of course they gave him the hottest Japanese chick in the village to house with.
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Do you only complain about things or do you occasionally experience happiness?
shareHe became a samurai in 6 months...takes most of them years n years...must be his superior white genetics? And of course they gave him the hottest Japanese chick in the village to house with.
This anti white bashing becomes boring.
But you can find plenty of things to criticize, even with the most authentic japan culture.
As an example, Nazi were very fond of feodal japan. Samourai were a great inspiration for the SS.
Modern Japan is still a very unapologetic racist country. It's hardly possible to become a japanese for a stranger, and traditional outcasts Burakunin , hinin are still dicriminated.
If you ever vist Japan, you could also visit the Mimizuka, or 'Nose Mounda' monument in Kyoto, dedicated to the sliced noses of killed Korean soldiers and civilian during Korean invasion. Nice.
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He became a samurai in 6 months...takes most of them years n years...must be his superior white genetics? And of course they gave him the hottest Japanese chick in the village to house with
This hottest Japanese chick in the village also happens to be the widow of the samurai he killed.
I'm watching this now (for the umpteenth time of course) and just realized how Holywood/ Bollywood cheesy this is. share
Funny. Considering how liked it is in Japan.
Given his experience, he probably had more combat time than most of the Samurai of that age. He just needed to learn new weapons and tactics, all easily done for a trained and experienced cavalryman.
shareFighters are fighters. Takes the same discipline to become a samurai as it does to become a green beret or navy seal
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I suggest that you look up exactly what the word Samurai means and stands for.
There were ashigaru and sohei on equal footing with the Samurai, in terms of combat skills. It was just a hereditary title, and many Samurai were simply bureaucrats.
"Aren't you a little strong for a lady? I'm calling wang..."
No. you can see he is always overmatched
shareDidn't we just talk about this in another thread? Stop making threads about topics that have already been discussed.
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