In other words is there more to the martial arts than just the ability to beat up or kill people like we see on the media? I'll bet there's more to being a noble warrior than meets the eye. We always see the fighter hunting down, and destroying the enemy since he/she's trained to do it, and it's part of the job. I think being a noble warrior just fights because it's his job to protect the innocent and freedom, not because he wants to or enjoys killing others. Just because a fighter is good at what he does doesn't mean he enjoys or takes any pleasure in having to kill someone. He just accepts that it's part of his job, and he has to do it to stop people from doing evil things to others. People who enjoy hurting, maiming, or killing others do not deserve to called human beings.
Is it true that there is more to martial arts than meets the eye?
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