Comments by "Luredreier" (@Luredreier) on "Korea: Admiral Yi - Those Who Seek Death Shall Live - Extra History - Part 4" video.

  1. +LLAMA GOD WW1 and 2 and the cold war has been kind of overexposed in most mediums and is sort of dull by now (at least the regular theaters of war there, although things like the african battles of ww1 is still interesting.) No, there's plenty of other much more interesting wars out there. This one, the two Schleswig Wars, all sort of wars around the globe really. There's thousands of documentaries about the three conflicts you mentioned on youtube, why should extra history waste even more time on such an overexposed topic?
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  2. +austemousprime You'll see that kind of things happening again and again all over the world. It might seem stupid from such a casual merely militaristic view of the situation. But remember that the political game in many countries could also be deadly causing individuals or whole families to die if they let the right/wrong people come into power... Not sure if this was true here too or not, but it's something to consider.
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  3. Nawsae Lee Yi might be great for the fighting itself, but with that said, what role did he play in the power play? Was he a danger to the king or others in the court outside of the war? And even if he might not have personally been one, what about his family relations? Was his family in conflict with anyone in the court/the king? Just explaining this all with jealousy seems... simplistic...
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  4. Alex Stromlund But what about his family? Did he have noble relatives that took part in the power play at court?
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  5. NewbieObi Care to provide a source? =)
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