Читаю On Killing by Dave Grossman, интересная мысль о кровопролитности гражданских войн: Jerome Frank answers such claims clearly in his book Sanity and Survival in the Nuclear Age, in which he points out that civil wars are usually more bloody, prolonged, and unrestrained than other types of war. And Peter Watson, in War on the Mind, points out that deviant behavior by members of our own group is perceived as more disturbing and produces stronger retaliation than that of others with whom we are less involved. We need only look at the intensity of aggression between different Christian factions in Europe in the past and in Ireland, Lebanon, and Bosnia today, or the conflict between Leninist, Maoist, and Trotskyist Communists, or the horror in Rwanda and other African tribal battles, to confirm this fact.
Posted on: Fri, 19 Sep 2014 09:24:08 +0000
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