> In which our immoderator casts off any lingering vestiges of Realpolitik and
> reveals himself as an unabashed romantic: :)
>
> > > A generation on, the bushido values trumpeted by
> > > the film
> > > led to the Japanese invasion of China, Pearl Harbour, and beyond.
> >
> > No ; a corrupt interpretation of those values led to those events.
>
> Do tell more. Occasional references to peasants may help convince of your
> case. Also any reference to Chivalry where knights really did rescue
> princesses from towers would be appreciated.
Confusing LS with Shrek 2 ?!?
Naah, real bushido died in the 18th, not 19th century.
I understand that it's historically accurate that a few atavistic samurai existed until the late 19th and even early 20th century, but of course real bushido was starkly unresemblant of romanticism ...
And YES, dash it, I AM a romantic, and proud of it !!!
Julian
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