then i guess you will be shot down by the fiercest warriors in AH, the 80th. 
The 80th have tainted their record with vile acts that have made them unworthy of being called warriors. How one kills is just as important as why and how many kills one achieves in the end.
Samurai history is also filled with many whom have followed the way of the warrior that has been corrupted by commercialization, militarism and institutionalism. It was through this corruption that the our fighting spirit was manipulated into the position we are now in today. All is not lost for the true Samurai have moved past the corrupt shallowness of Zen that is taught in our society today, and have gone to our true Zen Buddhist roots. We are able to see past the confined view many choose to take upon themselves in the game of advantages by becoming one with resourcefulness.
All is not lost for their souls or their name, as there are two frames left to regain their honor and title of Warrior. Many of you Americans choose not to follow the same path as your allies when fighting in the European theater, do not change your ways now. There is a reason the follow words, to have the ends justify the means, were accompanied with a warning.
The right to guide the course of world history is the noblest prize of victory. We are still toiling up the hill; we have not yet reached the crest-line of it; we cannot survey the landscape or even imagine what its condition will be when that longed-for morning comes. The task which lies before us immediately is at once more practical, more simple and more stern. I hope-indeed, I pray-that we shall not be found unworthy of our victory if after toil and tribulation it is granted to us. For the rest, we have to gain the victory. That is our task.
-Winston Churchill
Instead remember this American's words:
Accomplishments will prove to be a journey,
not a destination.
Dwight Eisenhower
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