Quote by Kevin Sites

The story is about being loyal to the truth as a nation, that citizens of a democracy are collectively responsible for what their troops do in war, good or bad.

The story is about being loyal to the truth as a nation, tha

Summary

This quote emphasizes the importance of national loyalty and collective responsibility in a democracy. It suggests that citizens cannot detach themselves from the actions of their troops during times of war. Instead, they must acknowledge and take responsibility for both the positive and negative outcomes that may arise. By being loyal to the truth and accepting accountability, citizens contribute to upholding the values of their nation and ensuring its ethical conduct in times of conflict.

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Truth War Responsibility Democracry

By Kevin Sites

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