What we should seek to destroy is the “Asian herbivore” man stereotype. @Red_ear
There is a lot of “cultural separatism” amongst Asians. Though we have our differences, we all have a strong heritage. Let us help each other out.
@LaoHan If one wishes oblivion, there are no shortage of means to that end, but that doesn't mean one cannot shine a light onto the right path as they go about their own journey.
@carnold03 hmm that is interesting. Though I suppose the definition of warrior is inherently vague. Different time and places uphold different values. In its most simple form I believe warrior spirit is “fighting spirit” , for men that severely lack fighting spirit, should they partake TRP, they run the risk of hopeless self destruction.
@LaoHan That entirely depends on the persons definition and understanding of RP. Warriors, true warriors are not soldiers. While both may fight for a land and practice martial skills, a soldier must fulfill their oath of obligation to the state. However, a warrior must fulfill their vows of faith. There is no moral ambiguity in what warriors strive to achieve. They live, aspire, and wrestle with fulfilling the virtues necessary to be heroes. Soldiers do not.
Which brings me to the point. That to be warriors, true warriors, we need to accept and understanding that heroism does not suffer pragmatism. You're either all in, or you're out.
