The battlefield is always cruel, inhuman, and dehumanizing, that is, people kill people. This in itself is not a reason to deny war - maybe in theory, but the logic of reality is not like that.
War-against-war-war—there is no conclusion, and in short, I am pessimistic about these things. The only optimistic possibility is that the way of war is a little more civilized. For example, there are few scenes of bayonets fighting bayonets, but instead aircraft cannons or nuclear weapons - no, is this more civilized or more barbaric?
If you talk nonsense, even if you are emotional, this is actually just a movie.
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