Thank you so much for this interesting points you've bring to light.
War isn't a very nice experience and I can only Imagine this experience you have explained here. It is sad to know you have witness such disastrous a moment in your country.
That's a long time and you were very young...,but the way you are describing it with details shows how long such information be retained in people's
mind and how much trauma such experience can cause to someone.
Imagine people who are actually facing it everyday. Who will erase this from their minds..?🤦♂️
I feel so sad when a child's dream has been shattered as a result of what they or their parents are not guilty or worthy to recieve such bad treatment.
Yes, I was very young, just starting school. We had to cross streets that were stained with blood and a few meters away lay bodies, waiting to be picked up by the authorities, the desolate crying and deep sadness was the sound that could be heard apart from the detonation of the rifles. It is a very unpleasant childhood experience and when you touched on the psychological damage to children, I identified with my childhood.
The scepter of greater imperial power and all the wealth of the planet does not justify the destruction and pain caused by armed conflicts and wars of any kind. An exhaustive program of psychological and social healing will be required to dissipate the damage caused to all those involved, because even the uniformed and their families are exposed to these emotional sequels.
Again, thanks for the informative supplement. Luminous embrace.
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