[Harryball]

I believe that we all have an core belief system, that each of us adhere to. Its take a real man to admit faults and that he is working on them. I found this video from Yeager. I thought it pertained to our training and our overall life view. I know my faults, and if you ask the wife, she is sure to tell you some that I do not know of. The video made a lot of sense to me... Your thoughts???

 

[OldVet]

I was right with you until you got to "Yeager." At that point it all became "ninja."

 

[G-man*]

When you reach a certain age, all that "warrior, Bushido" stuff loses out to just leave me and mine the hell alone, or suffer the consequences.

 

[Harryball]

I am not surprised at your responses. An Open mind is hard to come by these days....

 

[sixgun]

When you reach a certain age, all that "warrior, Bushido" stuff loses out to just leave me and mine the hell alone, or suffer the consequences.

Amen brother. Im with ya on this one.

 

[OldVet]

I am not surprised at your responses. An Open mind is hard to come by these days....

Some like minds I don't want to think like.

 

[G-man*]

Does the code make a warrior?

 

[pete362e]

The farther along in life you get.... the MORE #3 applies!!!

 

[suntzu]

To each his own. Folks like and respect Yeager or don't. Personaly, I don't really need any lessons from him.

 

[pgrass101]

I have a my own personal code of honor. It is how I treat people, animals and the world I live in. I honor my word, defend my family, then those weaker than me. I try to treat everyone with the same respect that I would have them treat me, especially those I disagree with or dislike.

My code is not about war or the warrior but about being an honorable man in a world that seems to only value self indulgence.

As Yoda said Wars do not make one Great

 

[Cheef]

I have a my own personal code of honor. It is how I treat people, animals and the world I live in. I honor my word, defend my family, then those weaker than me. I try to treat everyone with the same respect that I would have them treat me, especially those I disagree with or dislike.

My code is not about war or the warrior but about being an honorable man in a world that seems to one value self indulgence.

As Yoda said Wars do not make one Great

Well said.
X2

 

[G-man*]

John Wayne made more sense;

" I won't be wronged, I won't be layed a hand on, I don't do this to other people, and I won't have it done to me".

This makes much more since in the world we live.

 

[ghost tracker]

A sense of honor, a moral compass, the willingness to stand comfortably & completely alone for either. The "Warrior Code" isn't complicated, it's simply...rare.

 

[QKShooter]

Ouch! I just sat on one of my Throwing Stars.
Where did I put that black box of Tactical Band-Aids?

Hummm....my thoughtful heartfelt comment on Yeager Vid.

I like that alien spider shirt. :yup:

 

[gasmitty]

It's often been said that past behaviors are the best predictors of future behaviors.

Based on that, I have no interest in what Yeager has to say.

 

[Bad Bob]

I believe a man should have a code of ethics and behavior. It is difficult to listen to such a poor presenter, he does not know the information and he is certainly not passionate about it.

 

[Bill MO]

There were points he made I agree with but with his being Yeager I can not see his words in his actions. Yeager is not someone I would look to follow.

I choose to follow Jesus the best I can. But I did buy a sword because He is not with me to protect me from evil.

 

[muddy]

I'm not a warrior or a sheepdog, I'm a Man making his way through life the best he can. I'm not tough or a bad ass but wrong me or mine and you will see the full extent of what I am capable of. Treat me or mine the way people should treat each other and I will do my best to do the same. I live a code everyday its called being a man. I don't need a warrior code to tell me whats wrong or right, my Dad did that many years ago.

 

[Snub44]

...I've always liked "Do unto others as you would have others do unto you"...easy to remember...

 

[beni]

Having a "warrior code" is one thing. Actually having the resolve to live by it is another.

I prefer the simpler approach mentioned by others here.