@FrancoAP It should, but it won't, and so the destruction of the worst of them is worth a few fist pumps in the air. I make absolutely no bones about celebrating the potential destruction of Israel and the subsequent war the west will be obligated to fuck around in. Everyone is going to get exactly what they deserve and I can feel my shaft getting stiff at the thought. It's going to be pube tuggingly audacious.
@Antelope appreciate the more than informative reply.
I ask this cause I'm currently living this experience now. Long story...
Samurai warriors and ninjas are cool as shit.
I bet you'd know about Miyamoto Musashi too. Absolute legend. Greatest documented swordsman in all of human history. Honestly underrated. He has written a few books like The Book of Five Rings, sharing his philosophy. Imagine if they taught kids this stuff in school.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/WilliamAdams(pilot)
The wiki for the man that John Blackthorne is based on, a genuinely cool life.
@Victor I highly recommend the book the show is based on, very good read.
The quote, taken in context from Yoshii Nagakado, the son of Yoshii Toronaga, comes across as a false level of wise. It is true of his father’s allies to a certain extent. Their ambitions could damage his power balance against the council. But given what happens at the end of episode 4, it doesn’t appear that Nagakado understands the balancing act. It certainly wouldn’t be true of Kashigi Yabushige, the guy playing both sides, because if his allies had no ambition he wouldn’t be able to play them both and elevate himself as a consequence.
“You milk-dribbling fuck smear.”
@Antelope That's a good description of it, and it's quite troublesome for sure, dystopian even.