Terry PratchettIt is always useful to face an enemy who is prepared to die for his country, " he read. "This means that both you and he have exactly the same aim in mind.
About This Quote
The person who said this is saying that the person fighting for his country is just as dedicated as the person he or she is fighting. They are both fighting for the same thing, which is their country. So, if they are equally committed to their country, they must be equally committed to fighting. The quote above shows us that people who are loyal to their countries are loyal to the cause of fighting for their countries. If you are willing to lay down your life for your country, then you are already part of the army fighting for your country. It also shows us that people who are loyal to their countries are willing to fight for their countries.
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