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Vietnamese farmers: "Are you sure about that?"

As the old saying goes: "A good king never seeks war, but he is always prepared for it."

This quote is often attributed to: Bruce Lee, Miyamoto Musashi, Sun Tzu, a random unarmed samurai, etc etc. The precise origin may never be known- and the fact Bruce Lee May have said it doesn’t mean he wasn’t quoting something he read or been taught- so Lee May have said this to a student. The fact is that fewer people are alive today that actually knew Lee. If you let him at 20 you’d be in your 60’s at least. Add that the “master enlightening a student” and the often famous or un named master quoted changes with the telling, and the fact that we are being told vaguely that Lee said this to an unarmed student- no citation of who the student was or who witnessed the event... casts some doubt as to the attribution. It’s still a somewhat clever phrase of course- and Lee may have said it or not-

Sitting by the window, watching people getting rained on is better than garden warriors or warrior gardeners

At this point, that quote is more like of a "Thanks, Captain Obvious" stuff

Gardeners are most needed after a great war, so they should stay out of shit.