That’s true of most of those one-liner truisms, too…
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War is horrific and terrible especially for the civilians who are caught up it in and are just trying to live their lives in the midst of everything going on around them.
For people outside of the immediate area of the conflict, knowing what is truth and what is propaganda is difficult, it’s also difficult for the people in the conflict but as you say, truth is a much lower priority than simple survival in that situation.
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Isn’t there art to the effect “How will I know if backpedaling is for me?” Google shows all these legit use cases with bikes! Plus this very chummy seeming Dear Men: Stop Backpedaling Your Beliefs When It Gets You Dumped | by Ossiana Tepfenhart | Moments | Sep, 2023 | Medium
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Looking for the footage later this week of IDF or Haloumi or Mihoshi or someone running behind hard cover, spamming tasers or gummies in gelatin overcoats, asking [How to pick a language?]WHAT WAS THE LAST THING YOU READ, ANYHOW? in order to see whether it was a turn of the C.E. passage or catechical, or say Surprised by Joy or Haaretz Sudoku or Ubisoft T&C and something.
Amassed armies, gathered by the ideas in the itch.io Terms of Service and Privacy Policy, agreed on a barley and rice flour starting point…
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There are just so many layers of “wrong” to telling this kind of lie… but (a much less important one I can’t help thinking about it) why would someone want to tell a story that comes so close to putting their side in the role of Pharaoh after the tenth plague?
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