johnsobas said:
many didn't even want to be soldiers, many joined the war under false propaganda and believed it was the right thing to do. Many were raised and educated with false assumptions about race, human nature, and human rights. Many had seen their own family die at the hands of the bad guys and wanted revenge. I don't completely disagree with you but it's not a black and white issue like that between civilians and soldiers. |
If they joined the army, it's their problem. Really, it's that simple. Was a person fooled into joining the war under false propaganda? It's his problem he was too dumb. It really is. There might be many gray issues during a war. But one thing is as clear as black and white: There is no reason to throw it on the civilians.







