As for real, or performed wars, it seems to me that there is no point in existence. Killing or being killed under any banner is a cruel injustice.
justice? Justice is the best excuse for depriving others of your own interests.
Some people need to use war to attract attention, some people need to use war to realize themselves, but war has always been used as a weapon to kill people.
Only children are the most suitable weapons to be used as murderers. They are never afraid, fearless, have nothing to worry about, get started quickly, and have no burden.
They are set up as a character from birth, and adults push them to the center of the stage through various means, making them perform those programs that have been arranged.
The difference is that in this war movie, death and damage are commonplace, and the demons also act as fans to support these unjust wars to continue. Their joy and sorrow come because of the war, but they do not understand the purpose of the war.
This huge show sacrifices one copy after another. They are reincarnated in the myth of eternal immortality. It is not that they are really immortal and immortal, but that they are destined to be killed at that time.
I suddenly thought that when I was a child, after finishing the Contra game, I could not clear the level when there were only a few people at the beginning. Later, when the cracked version was released, it became easier to clear the level when there were unlimited people. Every time a soldier dies, a new man will appear immediately. He is as brave and invincible as his predecessor, going forward and succeeding, and dying without regret. Although the person who reaches the end of the customs clearance will never be the first, but his success can instantly wipe out the efforts of countless people in front of him. He is the hero, and I am also happy for him.
After watching the movie, the scene of Kusanagi Suisu holding a pistol in his hand and kissing Hannan Yuichi in the car always flashed in front of me.
No one would claim dissatisfaction in this horrific reincarnation, with the exception of Hui Su who would shout a few words to the superior. Most of them agree with the rules of this strange world, and go on like this silently and step by step, die in the sky, or come back alive.
Where in life is not such a show at the cost of life?
Everything that he does every day is repeated and repeated, like Yuichi piloting a plane to patrol the sky. Successful take-off is only the first step, returning to the base safely every day, and being able to use superb skills to avoid danger is the key, but the most important thing is that every mission is completed safely. This is too difficult.
In secular life, not every battle can be won. Destiny destined the "Godfather" to be invincible. Just like all games are set with the ultimate boss, this level will be a bottleneck. No climax, but if you don't clear the level, the cycle will continue.
It's good to play the game over after the big boss like the above, but in the ever-changing society, how do you know that this old monster is the last one? Facts have proved that after the small bosses are defeated, there are still the middle bosses, and after the middle bosses are defeated, there are still big bosses, and after the big bosses are defeated, there are still big bosses...
As long as you haven't gone to see God, this monster-killing game There is no full stop. Because you have already been set by your parents, teachers, bosses, and friends as the heroic and muscular little man in Contra, there is no other choice, fight monsters, level up, clear customs, and get psychological satisfaction.
The process of reincarnation is like this, and people are really narrow-minded.
I would like to ask God if there is an answer B to choose?
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