[ SECRET POST #2141 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2141 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Of course being a veteran is a bad thing. It's a lot better than being a casualty, and I hasten to add that it doesn't make one a bad person, but it's a thing nobody should have to be. It's a bad thing in that sense. That said, most of the arguments here still apply if one runs s/veteran/casualty/g over them.

[saku]

has it perchance occurred to you that there are tons of soldiers from all over the world that enjoy their job? or is this not about their wellbeing, and more about the ethics of war to you? i've already stated that war is a necessary evil. some of us willingly join the armed forces in spite of this, because somebody has to do it. but it's a dangerous and often thankless job - depending on the country, i'd wager - and it's not something a lot of people do unless their heart is in it. most soldiers in many nations are even proud of their profession. there's nothing objectively wrong about that,