I feel like it's so ridiculous, because if you're good at war, no one ever has to fight. You just exercise your power over them and get them to buckle under their knees. But when you reach to the point of losing lives, I feel like that's not a war. That's you being a dickhead. Because you're not the one going out there risking your life. You're sitting at a safe, relatively place
And that's really hard because life can be challenging enough, let alone you have all these other first world countries that are most likely benefiting from the engagement of war. It's really challenging, but I'm not sure I know of any solution other than to just spread awareness and have conversations and make sure people are practicing gratitude. Gratitude for living in a place there is no war and having compassion for anyone. We know where there are wars currently being fought
Sherel-Lee Shadey
@AmonteFoireΒ Β·Β 3:05
If they don't care about their lives, they're not going to be exercising gratitude for their lives or for the fact that they could eat or feed their families. People who exercise gratitude are weird. They're, like, not thinking they're going to die. But then when somebody brings up the object of death, they're like, oh, everybody's born, everybody dies