Entertainment & Sports
Jun. 13, 2001
Warring Themes
In times of war, it is considered not only acceptable but heroic to kill as many of the enemy as possible. Soldiers receive awards and recognition and are greeted as heroes based on the number they have killed in the name of their country. Yet once the war ends and the treaties are signed, the healing process begins and the killing of another human is considered a crime and may be punishable by death.
In times of war, it is considered not only acceptable but heroic to kill as many of the enemy as possible. Soldiers receive awards and recognition and are greeted as heroes based on the number they have killed in the name of their country. Yet once the war ends and the treaties are signed, the healing process begins and the killing of another h...
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