When vic­to­ry goes beyond a win­ner-loser end

Today is the vic­to­ry day of the Second World War. I find the word vic­to­ry quite weak to des­cribe this incre­dible out­come. Let’s dive into this. War. For many of those rea­ding these lines, war is some­thing either from the past or some­thing we hear from the news. War is the worst huma­ni­ty can deli­ver while being accep­ted by the bel­li­ge­rents. I will autho­rize myself a weak com­pa­ri­son in prin­ciples. Ima­gine a friend of you get­ting in a fight with someone else. I mean, a real fight. Now ima­gine your­self being the wit­ness of a fight bet­ween two stran­gers. Do you get the point? Even if you say that you would inter­fere either fight, rea­li­ty tells us that a real­ly low num­ber of people would get into this for real.

Armed conflict may involve fami­ly, friends or stran­gers. In both camp, ideas worth the fact to fight for them, and in this case, to death. During the war, death is not trea­ted as usual. Depen­ding on who will be the win­ner, and who will be the loser, you can end up being a war cri­mi­nal, or a hero.

Vic­to­ry is still more than who’s win­ning; it is about expe­rien­cing the limits of a conflict of values, ideas and beha­viours. On a human scale, wha­te­ver the camp you’re in, we can’t ignore the sacri­fice sol­diers are doing to defend their tribe. War will always be the result of a fai­lure in diplo­ma­tic efforts.

These few lines are not even the tip of a reflec­tion that is infi­ni­te­ly grea­ter than that. I do apo­lo­gize for this and remind you all the res­pect and gra­te­ful­ness I have towards those who are invol­ved in these tragedies.

-Dan­ny

I’m Dan­ny (aka Coa­ch­Dan­ny). I have a pas­sion: humans. Come with me and take this minute eve­ry day to explore what’s going on today and why is it tren­ding. Click here to get your dai­ly thought right on time for break­fast.

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Last Upda­ted on Novem­ber 15, 2019 by Coach Dan­ny