In Vedic times, warfare was chivalrous, civilians were not involved as a rule. War was left up to the warriors. Every fool knows this, and unless this sort of rule is kept, it is a free-for-all of merciless insanity. Europe was similar until modern times, actually, with the armies meeting in arranged phalanxes according to standard rules of engagement. There was an element of heroism and discipline, and whole civilian societies were not destroyed. Only animal passes stool in its own living room.
Nowadays, mass murder and slaughter of everything living , if possible, is the preference of the demons, done from a distance so that the murderers never even see the faces of those they slaughter. Victories are counted in dollars.
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In Vedic times, warfare was chivalrous, civilians were not involved as a rule. War was left up to the warriors. Every fool knows this, and unless this sort of rule is kept, it is a free-for-all of merciless insanity. Europe was similar until modern times, actually, with the armies meeting in arranged phalanxes according to standard rules of engagement. There was an element of heroism and discipline, and whole civilian societies were not destroyed. Only animal passes stool in its own living room.
Nowadays, mass murder and slaughter of everything living , if possible, is the preference of the demons, done from a distance so that the murderers never even see the faces of those they slaughter. Victories are counted in dollars.