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I'm from Belfast. This is exactly the case. There is almost never total constant omnipresent conflict. Nor does it spread randomly. Almost all conflict is highl
by sammorrowdrums 7y ago
I'm from Belfast. This is exactly the case. There is almost never total constant omnipresent conflict. Nor does it spread randomly. Almost all conflict is highly localised at any given moment.
I imagine even during the war in Afghanistan there were plenty of farmers and families going about their busines while Taliban, local and international forces were live firing mere miles away.
Even soldiers cannot sustain a continuous battle. Wars are a collection of separate battles with a shared end goal.
- chrisseaton 7y ago> were live firing mere miles away More like metres away.
- empath75 7y agoPeople went out to picnic on the hills to watch one of the first battles of the Civil War in Virginia.
- dsfyu404ed 7y agoIt didn't work out all that great for them.