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:iconfriedhelm:
The nature of war.
There is no doubt wether it exists or not. The human uses war to force his will upon another object. The goal is to defeat the enemy, for he will not be able to strike back. In reality it isn't that easy of cause. There are always plenty of reasons for a war - and many different interests related to it. But I intentionally simplify here.

We all know how it is if someone makes you angry and you begin to have hostilely thoughts for this person. If we were able to use whatever is needed to defeat this person, if we had the power - in other words: if we were above the law ... what would you do?

Give someone a weapon and .. he will use it?

Is there a 'nature of war'?

Write me what you think.

PS: If you cant see it here are some explanations.
What you see in the muzzle is a landscape (some trees and behnd that a mountain with clouds). Some blood is coming out of the muzzle to represnt result of war.

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~3Dlabelev Apr 8, 2013  New member
that is amazing work! keep it up
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~Myrethy Apr 3, 2013  Hobbyist Writer
A depressing way to put it is that war will come to an end, at least for us humans, when we finally drive ourselves to extinction. We'll be free of the suffering and death that war brings, but we'll also be free of life and the temptation to end it.
Another way to put it is that there will always be war, so long as there is human anger and human desire, but so long as people fight to end wars as well, we can be assured that any war WILL end, and we'll have a short period of peace.
Of course, then someone decides to start another war, and we'll fall back into the never-ending cycle of war and stillness.
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~DaughterofArtemis134 Jul 14, 2012  Hobbyist General Artist
Well, everything has nature. Nature isn't confined to plants and animals and wild things. War, of course has a nature itself. It's violent and has a lust for blood. It's dominating. It's two sides fighting, trying to rule over the other. There's gore. It's horrible, gory, violent, bloody, tragic.

It's enough to bring tears to your eyes. It's the kind of fight between two parents, and the daughter(/son) is screaming for them to stop.

It's a horrible, horrible thing. But sometimes...it's necessary.
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*Malfuriana Jun 5, 2012  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
Awesome! :clap:
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~Austinhetzel Mar 22, 2012  Student Artisan Crafter
absolutely amazing
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:iconporky777:
war is war, and shits gona happen... thats the truth.
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=overseer Jan 16, 2012   Digital Artist
Great work.

I think the message could be that no matter what happens in a war, no matter how long it lasts and who fights who, there are always survivors. Nature always recovers and maybe we give it far too little credit for the sake of political views.

Those creatures that survive after all, deservice to live.
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:iconfriedhelm:
Thats a great thought overseer! I guess you are right. In the end every war - even if it was crueler than one could possibly imagine - becomes just a certain number in the timeline of history. Maybe we should put it like this: never stop trying. No matter how often we fail. Maybe failure even is the goal.

Thank you for your thoughts.
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=overseer Jan 17, 2012   Digital Artist
You're welcome.

Failure is a good goal at times, because only in failure do you learn anything at all!
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