saw the Clint Eastwood The Conquest of Honor and just finished watching the Fire Lit by director Tristan Bauer. The first is based on the battle fought by American soldiers on the island Iwo Jima, while the second in the disastrous Falklands war. Both are stories constructed from fiber that bothers society which belong to the veterans. We remember the lightness of our own lives and the transcendent that can be defeats. No man's land that inhabit these individuals. Retake prejudices and dive into a thousand and dilemmas in interrogation unstoppable fighter would become: why I was invited to be a hero?
I am not an active pacifist enacting anti-war that can be done when they have overcome their own inner demons and any hint of violence. I admired military feats that seem so full of value and the same stories of Homer, recognize self-defense as a mechanism that can be used when any people affected its own self. But how expensive it out. I wonder, is it worth?
The guy who is facing this reality, which is just in front of a ton of gunpowder ready to disintegrate can he call himself a hero? The fact that when you hit the battlefield and then must return home, their equipment is worn with the awful memory of the shooting while a companion pleaded with a hellish ordeal that lifeguard. There, just at that moment, that they eat away day after day, you can only guess whether he was a hero, whether he was capable of serving comrade in arms, the man who barricaded himself with it in the damp clay. They have not felt heroes, not enjoyed when called by sendo qualifier. The weight of the memories could be on a dummy label was taking his men even after the war. This became more intense when the human stupidity and cruelty intensified one, it looks so far not realize they were kids just like you. So
derramarte start within, to understand their faces, their walk awkwardly in the mud, their faces stained and his eyes demoralized and defeated that they no longer matter when experience overcomes suffered neglect and is embedded as a leech on the skin that shows all your previous life.
is evil a human creation, a machine made over their limits. War kills not so much where you live, but later, when he has lived. The questions are many and assault response may be very small. Ultimately, there is not much more than their mothers were, honoring what they purport to be and do not understand much. It is a poison among those who have not lived, that they feel a kind of boy scout who can relatarte most unlikely stories of the war and still require memory. Returns again and again to unlock the smoke rising above the wet grass, bodies and have no face, no way. They are like the metal of weapons: a pair of interchangeably replaceable is the fact they are deposited into oblivion like the rest.
The hero emerges from a battlefield, perhaps not even exist. I can not imagine the weak who can call themselves so after being in a death camp, where they were buried their innocence and where lie its worst evils. The man of war is somehow possessed, if not for the violence itself will be for those who lived in the flesh.
then need to return to his life and memories emerge from their own experience, but it will not matter much because in the end it is all part of that uncomfortable fact that companies prefer to keep quiet.
then need to return to his life and memories emerge from their own experience, but it will not matter much because in the end it is all part of that uncomfortable fact that companies prefer to keep quiet.