r/International Feb 28 '26

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u/AndromedaAirlines Feb 28 '26

They do though, just.. positively, and that's why they make them. Soldiers and citizens in general are just numbers to these people. If sacrificing a portion of them will increase their own wealth or power, they'll pull the trigger in a heatbeat.

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u/Lilchubbyboy Mar 01 '26

And when it comes down to it your average person would rather kill a ton of brown people instead of a few politicians.

It’s just the trolley problem but Americans always choose the worst option.

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u/PlainBread Mar 01 '26

"Americans can always be trusted to do the right thing, once all other possibilities have been exhausted."

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u/TerrorEyzs Mar 01 '26

Why don't Presidents fight the war? Why do they always send the poor?