They most likely didn't have a choice. Neither you or I. It does make things complicated, but human lives were still lost. I don't think that's excusable.
I think the old me thought of lost human lives as inevitable, and because he was good at it, he had to take them so that other people, better and kinder people, wouldn't have to it wasn't something that needed to be justified to him, and that's something I just can't get over I don't think I'll ever understand him
I suppose you're right I have a feeling that something is missing from a memory I already have, and maybe that will give me answes and maybe you need to find out how the old you ended up where he did in the first place
either way, it's not like we have to like them we're not the same as them, after all
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They most likely didn't have a choice. Neither you or I. It does make things complicated, but human lives were still lost. I don't think that's excusable.
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I don't think it's excusable either
I think the old me thought of lost human lives as inevitable, and because he was good at it, he had to take them so that other people, better and kinder people, wouldn't have to
it wasn't something that needed to be justified to him, and that's something I just can't get over
I don't think I'll ever understand him
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I think at least...
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I have a feeling that something is missing from a memory I already have, and maybe that will give me answes
and maybe you need to find out how the old you ended up where he did in the first place
either way, it's not like we have to like them
we're not the same as them, after all
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