do you get sad over the men who fought and died in war?

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i love our troops in america, but i also get sad at other generals (not hitler) but just other unknown generals who loved there men and witnessed them die and accepted defeat like a man? do you sometimes mourn over the men who lost there lives on behalf of a politicians war?

capitalgentleman · Accepted Answer

Sure.  I have gone to every Remembrance Day observance for the last 55 years or so; I haven't missed one.  It is a sad day.

Malcolm-John! Albert · Answer

Maybe I'm too much a realist that's centered on a focus that excluded the actions of any military. Not a matter of concern to me coldly speaking. So, in that. It's just not logical of me to worry about war. I know it's a Hell. One that must just don't understand. How would my salty tears aid those who die?

trshir · Answer

To a degree, yes. Wars are often a result of political failure and young men with little stake in the game are usually the ones that suffer or die for it.

Anonymous · Answer

Oh Yes i often say thank you to the FEW in the RAF who saved my Life and saved the UK from Invasion

I Have a Framed Poster of the Few with the words Never was so much owed By so many to so Few (Winston Churchill)

EM-water2 · Answer

They were robbed of this life.

? · Answer

Democrats don't but patriotic Americans do. That's why we stand for the National Anthem, drink to their sacrifice on Veterans Day and Memorial Day, generously donate to help wounded veterans at every chance we get, etc.

Anonymous · Answer

not really else i'd be an endless emotion of sorrow..because that happens all the time..

Christian · Answer

No, that thought never even crossed my mind.

? · Answer

It's like you want to play a constant violin for sorrow. What's up with that?
Naruto - Sadness and Sorrow (Violin Cover) - Taylor Davis
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mF3DCa4TbD0

do you get sad over the men who fought and died in war?

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