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Low intensity conflict. It's always like that. Someone shoots at someone somewhere else. It just a background noise. Why bother? You won't hear your bullet. Ev
by lstodd 5y ago
Low intensity conflict. It's always like that.
Someone shoots at someone somewhere else. It just a background noise. Why bother?
You won't hear your bullet. Even if you could, it won't change anything anyway.
- hutzlibu 5y ago"Someone shoots at someone somewhere else. It just a background noise. Why bother? You won't hear your bullet." Sounds dramatic, but I heard that staying away from shootouts, or taking cover when you are too close can somehow magically increase your odds of not getting shot.
- edmcnulty101 5y agoIn a war situation, the way to prevent the enemy from overrunning your position, is to shoot back.
- hutzlibu 5y agoSure, that is one way. But this scenario was about other people fighting themself and how about to not get in the way.
- ourdramadotnet 5y agoNo man is an island?