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Actually, if I were in a war and I was captured as a prisoner and for my life or freedom I was asked to execute one of my comrades, my answer would be a resounding NO or my silence.
One of my personal life codes is friendship and loyalty, it is part of my personality, I give a lot of value to a good friend, in that scenario, all my battle companions would be like my brothers because we all depend on each other to survive, one should not fall into selfishness. All decisions in life bring consequences, they can be good or bad, and when I agree to take part in a battle I must assume all its risks.
Death must be respected, but we must also know how to accept it. There is a phrase that its author is anonymous but many composers, poets, singers, writers use:
"He who is afraid to die, do not be born". I agree 100% with this phrase, life is based on taking risks and accepting the results of our actions.
In my opinion executing a fellow soldier who has fought and advanced with me in that war, can be likened to executing, turning my back, ignoring, not willingly rendering aid to a family member or loved one who has been with me in the good/bad times of my life and those actions have never crossed my mind, they are NOT my principles, they are NOT my ethics.
Before having to do the abominable task of executing a fellow soldier I would rather die myself. I could not live with the memory torturing me daily for my disloyal decision, I would be a living person without honor.
"One must die with pride when it is no longer possible to live with pride". Friedrich Nietzsche
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All personal photos were taken with my Samsung A20s phone. Main photo separators edited in Canva.
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