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[never_choose]

So I guess we've destroyed Caladbolg's employer, at least. I don't know what that means for the future, but I have a feeling that we're not done yet. It sounds like UFT was working on some kind of project that we don't know enough about - the report mentioned something about bioengineering. Also, Caladbolg wasn't there, and I don't think its

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[whats_a_char]

[Hacked because Newtype. You got a problem with that?]

Fighting to save someone, or for something you believe in, doesn't make you a monster, even if you kill someone. It's just a sad fact of life that a lot of people would rather die than not fight.

[never_choose]

How many of the GDF's enemies believe in what they're fighting for?

[whats_a_char]

A few of them. Even the lunatics trying to take over the world have soldiers who think that's a damn good idea, for some reason.

Sometimes, though, killing people in battle is better than the alternative of letting them continue doing what they're doing. Judging from what I know about what happened to Shiro Hawthorne, this was one of those cases.

[never_choose]

And what gives us the right to decide who's okay to kill and who isn't? We can't see the future.

[whats_a_char]

Speak for yourself

Would you rather die?

[never_choose]

Those aren't the only options.

[whats_a_char]

Or let your friends or people you don't even know risk death instead?

Not saying that's the wrong option, of course, it's what 99% of humanity does.

[never_choose]

Damn it, I don't want that, either!

[whats_a_char]

When people fight, they die, they kill, or both. It's simply the nature of the action. You don't have to hate yourself for it, or even want to.

[never_choose]

I want to fight to SAVE lives, not take them away!

[whats_a_char]

You can fight for that. It's the best reason to fight.

In battle, you can save lives and end them. You can't choose one or the other, though.