Who says you have to be on the battlefield to feel patriotic? Who says you have to lose someone fighting for the nation before you start to understand the gravity of a war?
We understand wars always have a winning and a losing side.It's always better to be on the winning side, which is for the obvious reasons.Because, who would wanna be on the losing end? Are we crazy ? No, we're sane people and we like to be safe. Also, we're sane people, and we like to stay in a denial. We like to think that wars don't affect us..and we'll never have to fight our own wars. Well, go ask a Cancer patient. Or a person who's lost someone to Cancer. They'll tell you that it's one hell of a war, that they only have to fight for themselves. No great man can guard their own territory or body, which is their own by right. It just gets invaded by something so small, and yet leaves behind ruins of what was once a 'fine man'
How many such fine-men have we lost to Cancer? Way too many I'd say.
Who says you have to be a cancer patient, so that you can understand the gravity of the disease? Who says you have to lose a parent or sibling to cancer before you start becoming passionate about helping others with cancer?
We understand wars always have a winning and a losing side.It's always better to be on the winning side, which is for the obvious reasons.Because, who would wanna be on the losing end? Are we crazy ? No, we're sane people and we like to be safe. Also, we're sane people, and we like to stay in a denial. We like to think that wars don't affect us..and we'll never have to fight our own wars. Well, go ask a Cancer patient. Or a person who's lost someone to Cancer. They'll tell you that it's one hell of a war, that they only have to fight for themselves. No great man can guard their own territory or body, which is their own by right. It just gets invaded by something so small, and yet leaves behind ruins of what was once a 'fine man'
How many such fine-men have we lost to Cancer? Way too many I'd say.
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