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In almost all wars, the "bad" is that one group wants to take something away from another group. Sometimes that thing is their freedom, but even in those cases,
by mannykannot 8y ago
In almost all wars, the "bad" is that one group wants to take something away from another group. Sometimes that thing is their freedom, but even in those cases, there is usually an underlying material issue.
- madisfun 8y agoIn almost all wars, the "bad" is the group that lost the war. And when it cannot be decided or doesn't matter anymore, those who control the discourse decide who is/was "good". Taking something away is not good or bad per se. Sometimes both sides see the other part "taking something away" from them (see any rebellion vs central power conflict).
- mannykannot 8y ago1) For some self-serving definitions of "bad" 2) Then doubly so.