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The only value of war is removing us from this horrible existence, even if it's just for a (relatively) short time before we end up back here again

>>110387

Cells in nature sometimes isolate themselves and develop themselves in a different setting or environment.

Be weary of spirits which attack you and certainly attack your mind.

I think there are many of them usually present around individuals. This is my personal opinion.

Life is like a game of Halo. Everybody kills eachother in an insane frenzy. If you can find a place away from all of the commotion to just mind your own business, perhaps you can attain towards a decent life.

May God judge those who infringe upon the innocent.

>>110387

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r-KTObnrWfU

>"How Navy Seals Stay Calm & Relaxed Under Immense Pressure"

Go read Julius Evola The Metaphysics of War and stop hating on War. War exalts our spiritual nature, it's this pacifist cuckery that stems from fear and deathphobia.

>>110407

The Nazi view on war is quite well-known, but flawed IMO. War does not only exalt us in our spiritual nature, it does not only make heroes, it also breaks us down and makes us shellshocked shadows of our former selves.

True, battle can be seen as a test of strength, wits and will, but all that goes out of the window when you see young boys take up arms and join in. Hope vanishes in the sight of young women being raped and civilians being shelled 'by accident'.

The horrors of war are equally well-known. Even though those horrors can make us stronger, war is nothing glorious. War, the destruction of our fellow men, is not in our nature; struggle is.

>>110386

Tolstoy preached a philosophy of non-violence and pacifism to the bitter end, even if it meant the entire destruction of a nation, so to try and use him as a platform to justify your war thirsty ideology is quite redundant and ignorant.

To try and raise an argument for how World War 2 was a good thing is fucking insane. You shower yourself with all this rhetoric to say "war is inherent in mans nature", essentially shoving your head so far up your ass you can't even see the grim and brutal realities war can present. I also think its fascinating how you advocate war sincerly and yet have never engaged in one other than indulging in youtube videos and writing that you already know tells you what you want to hear.

>>110453

I do not know if Tolstoy was a pacifist or preached a philosophy of non-violence.

He of course served in the Russian military while writing a few of his works when Russia fought the Turks, Britain and France in the Crimean War.