The Buddhist guy gave him a bloody lip from what I remember.

They can fight really good

Buddhist and Taoist monks invented eastern martial arts

While most westerners who practice those can't win a street fight if they follow the rules of their style, the Asians absolutely can

We got a Voice chat going if you two are interested

Hanging at my dad's

Same. Otherwise I would hop on.

No problem

WAAAAGH!!!

tfw you are an atheist and anti-LBGT....

*mixed feelings bru*

I'll be honest with you, I feel like Orthodox sometimes look cooler than us

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V664eLKjSxY

Those orthodox baptisms are awesome 🤣.

Oh Lord, bless this thy AK74, that with it though mayest blow thine enemies to bits, in thy mercy

I like how SJWs automatically assume I'm Christian and say out of context anti-Christ stuff like,"ur god advocates death to gAyz"

I'm like Lord Krishna never advocated hate lmao.

If God want's gays dead he kills them. See Sodom and Gamorah for refernce. He does not instruct us to kill anyone. Thou Shalt not kill

Exactly.

Thou shalt not murder

It’s actually okay to kill in some cases. Read Judges, or like any other book in the Old Testament.

Plus like Ragnarok said... it’s don’t “murder”, not “kill.”

It's more of a Jewish principle but it applies basically the same in Christianity, it's okay to violate a lesser law to protect a greater one.

Don't lie. But it's okay to lie if it prevents murder, for example

It's pretty much implied that self defense is a natural right, therefore it's understood and expected that people defend themselves. Thus if you attack someone and he kills you in self defense, in reality, you killed yourself, not him killing you.

Because his act of self defense is, or should have been a foreseeable risk

Saint Thomas Aquinas wrote about this in the context of capital punishment...if you commit a capital crime, the state is not committing murder, because you in fact have forfeit your own right to life

A sort of implied consent

Woah Christianity good af.

Saint Augustine also has considerable commentary on the differences between killing, murdering, and suicide in _The City of God_. The difference between simple killing and murder can also rest within authority and principle. For example, being a police officer and shooting someone for no reason because you happen to dislike them is murder. However, not shooting an actual criminal leading to further damage, or innocents dying, he would consider to be treason. Thus execution and war are perfectly acceptable under the pretense that it is in accordance with the law and it is for the preservation of justice.

And, as a side note, treason in Augustine's view is worthy of death penalty as well.

Love it

But war, it's a horrible horrible thing

I hate the thought of fighting against ordinary people. Germans, Japs, Chinese, Vietnamese, Koreans etc. People who in any other situation may have been our best friends. They could listen to the same music or like the same movies. Maybe they want to be Americans too.

Good people on both sides. People who just want to go home and take care of the farm, people just trying to protect their families from war

There's a movie, Letters from Iwo Jima. It's not bullshit. The scene where the Japanese officer uses the last of their medical supplies to treat an American, it's real. He was an Olympic horse jumper and actually lived in California before the war

Right before I joined the army I met a guy who had been an Iraqi soldier, had actually fired on American troops before, he loved America and absolutely hated war