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War is like a game of chess: the general/commander is the king, the troops under his command are the pawns, bishops, rooks, knights.
Even during World War II when the allies planned for the invasion of Normandy, Patton and Eisenhower and all those other leaders knew that to invade Normandy would be very difficult and that during the invasion most of their troops would die and yet they sent the soldiers anyway. Because they know and understand that in war, to achieve victory sacrifices are necessary even if those sacrifices are costly and horrifying.
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Originally Posted by Astrana
agreed...in a war doesnt matter how you play, clean or dirty. You win you live, you lose you die. so called "dirty" play are usually the more strategic side...
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Funny,just a while ago there was an argument on how LL abandoned his men and went to save Nunnalli, people would say how humane he was to not sacrifice an innocent life for the sake of millions others!!
Now when he's prepared to screw up another innocent life people going on about how it doesn't matter to sacrifice one or two people because it is war...
I'm beginning to think that for you guys each and every of LL actions is justified.If the day LL shoot Nunnalli come I won't be suprised to see people come up with how annoying she was to defend him....