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They are risking their lives for the country. They are sent to fight unjust wars, but that is not their fault.
it is their fault. sure, they're being manipulated, but if they truly cared about their country and the wars they'd be fighting, they would do research. but they don't. by looking at propaganda for 2 seconds, they are instantly brainwashed into thinking they're heroes.
the true heroes are the ones looking at the harm they are causing overseas and turning on the part of the army that won't listen. it hardly redeems them if they've already stomped on a few kids or defenseless farmers or something, but it's at least a show of resistance and fighting the real enemies.
it is their fault. sure, they're being manipulated, but if they truly cared about their country and the wars they'd be fighting, they would do research. but they don't. by looking at propaganda for 2 seconds, they are instantly brainwashed into thinking they're heroes.
the true heroes are the ones looking at the harm they are causing overseas and turning on the part of the army that won't listen. it hardly redeems them if they've already stomped on a few kids or defenseless farmers or something, but it's at least a show of resistance and fighting the real enemies.
