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The Madness of War

But watching the terrified soldier resist the meaningless ending of his life, we realise that this is beside the point. The real question is: in the face of war’s insanity, is it reasonable to expect a sane person not to be a coward, to choose death over life?

Jai Arjun Singh comments on Kubrick’s Paths of Glory. I can’t help but recall Yossarian and Catch 22.

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Jabberwock
October 30th, 2006, 2:05 pm | #

Jai Arjun “Sigh”? I never sigh while blogging…

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Confused
October 30th, 2006, 4:12 pm | #

Jai,

Sorry, was in a hurry. Corrected.

Now, you are back to being a Singh. :)

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