I’m really torn. I’m honestly feeling like a dumbass centrist not knowing fully how to feel here. On the one hand I agree, kids deserve a chance to be kids and grow up happy. On the other hand, reality is not always nice and war is a part of that reality that they will have to learn some day, and it’s absolutely everyone’s duty as human beings to try and bring an end to war and defend the defenseless from tyrants. If she helps save children in another part of the world from dying a horrible death or having to see the horrors of war then that’s amazing and valuable, without her having to get involved enough to see the horror herself. Of course anyone on either side can use this same justification for their own actions. I’m just confused here. It’s all ugly.
This is more grim than inspiring. Children shouldn’t be making weapons of war.
For one, just… No, they should be playing. Necessity is necessity but if your can tell them no, tell them no
For two. All that which builds weapons is a valid target of the enemy. Do not make kids a valid target.
Seconded. It is sick.
I’m really torn. I’m honestly feeling like a dumbass centrist not knowing fully how to feel here. On the one hand I agree, kids deserve a chance to be kids and grow up happy. On the other hand, reality is not always nice and war is a part of that reality that they will have to learn some day, and it’s absolutely everyone’s duty as human beings to try and bring an end to war and defend the defenseless from tyrants. If she helps save children in another part of the world from dying a horrible death or having to see the horrors of war then that’s amazing and valuable, without her having to get involved enough to see the horror herself. Of course anyone on either side can use this same justification for their own actions. I’m just confused here. It’s all ugly.
I’m not sure children building drones would have observable effects on the battlefield.