IT'S FOR THE LIVING
I never agreed that these were "toy soldiers." Not being in the military, I can't comment about why soldiers in the "Honor Guard" were there, but I can say that with their discipline and attention to detail, they sure looked like the best. Tell me, then, what is the difference between dehumanizing an enemy prior to killing, as opposed to numbing one's feelings when watching and hearing the grieving sobs of past loved ones?
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