Why do some people always like to go to war?
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I always see many people wanting to attack Japan and Vietnam; it’s hard to understand their mindset – why fight? **It has brought people many separations, pain, hunger, and tears. Why do people always love **? Have our people suffered few enough pains?
Because some people foolishly consider certain unrealistic interests and face to be more important than a safe life. I always feel the urge to act on impulse.
Taking all factors into account, act when the time is right.
Reply to 1# Beautiful Starry Sky: Warfare is a matter of great importance for a nation; it determines life and death, survival and extinction, and thus must be carefully considered. War is an art of deception; one must not reveal it in advance.
When robbers break into your home to steal things, will you say that you don’t want to fight and let them take what they want?； When thugs hurt your family, will you say, \"I don’t want to get into a fight; you go and hit them.\" Ask your parents and elders: when the Japanese invaded China, would you have been able to stay safe if you said you were willing to be a compliant citizen? Will the Japanese spare you just because you don’t resist and are willing to be a compliant person? During the Nanjing Massacre, did all those innocent people fight against the Japanese? This world is one where the weak are exploited and the strong dominate; if you don’t attack others, can you be sure they won’t attack you? Who has Libya offended? The US and Europe are bombing day after day; how many innocent people have died? Have they attacked Americans? Were the French people attacked? Did you hit the Brits? Wake up! !
It’s not a love for war, but seeking peace through fighting. . . .
The strong survive and the weak perish; humans are advanced animals, but they are still animals after all, so fighting is an inherent part of their nature
Reply to 1# Beautiful Starry Sky: I disagree with your opinion. A battle for justice should be fought whenever necessary, until they submit.
Can a man who has no sense of “temperament” still be called a man? Can something that has **no temper at all** still be called that?