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I think that's likely a very rosey interpretation of history. In times of strife, and war, "protecting each other" and "fighting the enemy" are synonymous. Warr
by kodah 5y ago
I think that's likely a very rosey interpretation of history. In times of strife, and war, "protecting each other" and "fighting the enemy" are synonymous. Warrior cultures, past and present, generally have a fairly well defined escalation of force, which includes the time to fight and de-escalation.
- darkerside 5y agohttps://www.reddit.com/r/history/comments/b6k528/percentage_of_soldier_who_purposely_missed_or/ https://www.reddit.com/r/history/comments/b6k528/percentage_... Most people don't want to fight. It's only recently we've gotten much better at indoctrinating soldiers into killing machines.