Ebarin-Camel

I thought we'd had enough of this %@$# with Shadiversity.

two guys with a little knowledge fighting, each having really stupid hot takes, but in the rare instances where they are actually right, they are trying to correct the other one that is wrong in that.

hopeful both of them can learn from each other And they aren't going to somehow congeal into a worse creature of misinformation and propaganda.

I see one Trump hat and I'm going over there to fight them both at once.

can you stop saying "snake with legs".

Watch me carry out these dumb comments on them.

I'll put them 6 feet under.

Can't even get past the first one without a chuckle.

Like wielding a sword would work on the streets.

I'm begging you to try that.

3 %@$#ing seconds.

guy thinks he can use a sword against a gun.

Tell me you only know how to fence without telling me you only know how to fence.

The beautiful irony than Gyaku style Kendo, one of the very first things you learn as a samurai, absolutely dominates in this position, proves this guys failed day one of sword training.

you know, legs.

you have those.

no sword even required.

Jitte is where it's at.

yeah...

It's name literally means "don't spin it.".

Gimme a couple of tanto.

also, you can see him instinctively blocking with the far hand, when he's performing the strike.

he's literally demonstrating why he's wrong, in a video about why he's right.

i feel like he made this one specifically to attack me, since he's trying to show my technique not working, you know, the one i beat him with.

can't win the challenge, win the popularity contest, i guess.

that's what's known as bully tactics.

he should read up on history. see what happens to people who do that.

it's all fine and good to say you're better than someone, until that person turns up and calls your bluff.

i mean, it doesn't have to be an official fight.

i could just turn up one day and kick his ass in the gym.

see him try to defend himself with a sword.

take on the others too if they jump in.

record that %@$#.

how many times did that happen to him before he learned this?

i can think of at least 4 times off the top of my head.

here's the point though, you need skill to hit someone mid-attack.

"I will be training reverse grip for an entire year."

random internet person: "i know we've never talked but let's be friends."

me: "oh my god, yes, and we can talk about stratic catalids of mitoprotonades."

me: "where are you going? would you rather discuss nucleatides of selenia?"