Anti-war films are always the Versailles literature of historical victors. Saying so may touch the sensitive and fragile nerves of literary and artistic youth. Perhaps there is no army that is not afraid of death, but the weak and the defeated have no chance to fight back even if they are afraid of death. U.S. Vietnam, is Vietnam qualified to be anti-war? Armenia, Azerbaijan, is Armenia eligible to be anti-war? NATO, the FRY, is the FRY qualified to fight the war? The weak are not afraid of death because they are forced to help, but if they are afraid of death, they will really die. The strong can reflect against war and not fight, while the weak have no choice. If our works of literature and art are not brave and fearless, not fighting wolves, but anti-war, then it is a bastard who can stand and talk without back pain.
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