A couple of interesting facts there mate. With fact 1 you are dead to rights. When we are children we either learned from books or from tv about good and evil, cowboys and indians, superheros and villians. When I was a child it was Germany V USA.
But all of that is play. It is so easy to pull the trigger of a toy gun, or even laser skirmish, but to pull the trigger on a real gun pointing at a real person when you know it is going to kill them usually takes training. We are trained to act instinctively to a situation and not hesitate. Hesitate and you are dead. Them or Us. I have know of people who have frozen up in the heat of battle, they just could not do it.
By rights human nature should have us friendly with our fellow man unless they encroach upon our private property or hurt our family members. It's almost like a pack mentality. But throw some training in and it is all different.
We are not monsters. We were trained to pull a trigger, press a button, use a knife, throw a grenade. We were trained and told that if we did not do it, they would do it to us.
Let us look at a policeman. His job is law enforcement. He is a family man with three children and a beautiful wife. During his daytime shift a bank robber runs at him with a weapon drawn, the policeman draws his weapon and shoots him dead.
Is he a monster or a warrior doing his job.
