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KingKaosKnows:
And you fail for your WWII comment.
The nuclear booms were neither an act of mercy nor cruelty, no one had an idea of what nuclear weapons could do, they had the theory, but that hardly gets the point across.
its because everyone saw the effects it had on human beings that radiation became taboo and no one wants to be close to that fluff, would you be scared if they told you what radiation/nuclear explosions could do with a white board and a nerdy guy giving a lecture? Or they showing pictures/videos of the explosion and the mutants/cancer/slow painful deaths of those affected by it? The only reason the cold war never got to that point is because everyone involved knew what was going to happen; I am actually grateful to the Japanese/North Americans, because the drop of those silly imperfect booms saved the world of their much larger and powerful children.
You missed the point... It is war and they are the enemy it doesn’t matter how or why they became the enemy the simple fact is that they are the ENEMY AND THEY ARE TRYING TO KILL YOU.
A few truths of war:
-No unit successful in combat cares about public opinion.
-No unit who cares about public opinion is successful in combat
-There is nothing more satisfying that having someone take a shot at you, and miss...
-When in a fire fight, kill as many as you can, the one you miss may not miss tomorrow.
-You're only better than your enemy if you kill him first...Shoot first and then swear up and down that you saw them pull out a grenade.
-Anything you can do to draw the enemy out of hiding and make reckless decisions will make them easier to kill.
-More dead enemies = less dead friends.
Bottom line is if you were not there with them you have no right to judge them. Combat stress, fear, and having a friend die in your arms will cause you to do things that you normally would not do nor be proud under normal circumstances.