About This Quote
Sometimes the things in our heads are far worse than anything they could put in books or on film!! This quote was used to describe the horror and torture of war. The reality is that war can be just as much entertainment as it can horrible. War is a great past time for many people and helps them escape from their problems. When people see something that is bad in their lives, they feel that someone else must be having a much worse time than them.
They want to believe that war is a very bad thing and should not be allowed. That’s why this quote reminds us of the realities of war and reminds us to not subject ourselves to these terrible things.
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