The circumstances are different. Very different. And the degree of negative in our actions will be different. When the war began, I clearly realized that in order to save my family, I could do many things that I would never have done before and that I would definitely not be proud of. If I had to protect their lives, I would probably be able to kill. Fortunately, I haven't had to do anything like that yet, but theoretically I assume I can do it.
I really liked the image with the windows. But that's the problem. Looking at or out of our own windows, we will continue to be in the same position or, in other words, we will still be inside the situation. Simply put, we're still in our own yard and just go in and out of the house. In order to understand the situation completely, you need an additional opinion completely from the outside. But that's how I think other people may see it differently.
RE: Looking in or out