power of life and death lies in the tounge and we need be mind full ofwhat we sat and speak.a polular fad now is to claim to live by code of bushido or to refer to one self as samurai or ronin. fisrt off your not in feudal japan..it is also laughable for those who refer as samuarai living under code of bushido the samurai serve that was there existence-who they hell are you serving except self.and really code of bushido huh,so why have you not commited seppuku or hara kiti afteryou offended disapointed let down or disgraced your master,.id you licve by the code you would already be gone.and what of this silliness of calling your self ronin are you serious.Because the former samurai could not legally take up a new trade, or because of pride were loath to do so, many rōnin looked for other ways to make a living with their swords. Those rōnin who desired steady, legal employment became mercenaries that guarded trade caravans, or bodyguards for wealthy merchants. Many other rōnin became criminals, operating as bandits and highwaymen, or joining organized crime in towns and cities. Rōnin were known to operate, or serve as hired muscle for gangs that ran gambling rings, brothels, protection rackets, and other similar activities. Many were petty thieves and muggers. The criminal segment gave the rōnin of the Edo period a persistent reputation of disgrace, with the image of thugs, bullies, cutthroats, and wandering vagrants.so ronion is this who you are a low life social outcast involved in crimnal activity or a whore who seells himself to highest bidder realy.get a grip.you are at best a practicing martial artist.and at worst a partial artists.get a grip on reality this is 2014 .the code of bushido is gone samurai are gone ronin are gone.you like the idealic fantasy of your percieved fantasy of who and what they are (inaccurate).know of what you say and what you speak mean.sothe rest of us dont have to explain to others the rediculousnessofsuch absurd staements.
Posted on: Tue, 15 Jul 2014 17:32:52 +0000
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