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At what point in history did War stop being honorable or glorious?
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When your death was because you were yet another person gunned down in the THIRD fruitless wave rushing the other trench.
World War I
When the feeling of attachement to the group (tribe, nation, country) lessened
That's why the West doesnt see war as glorious anymore while chinks or muslims still do
It never was.
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When modern photography came along, and cheesy paintings like op posted were obsoleted by bloated and mutilated corpses on the battlefield, which exposed the great masses to the horrors of war. That and the mass casualties of 20th Century wars seems to have removed the luster of war.
The Neolithic Revolution.
It still is
When you were no longer allowed to loot enemy corpses and territory
These two are correct. Throw in mustard gas and war is as senseless and baseless as lining up children and firing upon them.
WW1
When dumb faggots could get BTFO by some nerd flying 30,000 feet above him.
The Monday Night War.
Never has the world seen such a bloodbath. Such intense political maneuvering. And all right on American soil.
lol I just googled this to read up on it thinking it was a legitimate historical battle.
This is probably the reason so many people were eager to fight. If they could loot the enemy they could become quite rich. Many soldiers in the HYW signed up for this alone
Don't forget rape. War was an outlet for excess men.
>tfw the 20th century ruined war
>tfw it isn't honorable and glorious anymore
>tfw we will never go back
just end it desu
Crimean war was pretty bad
It never was.
1864
Seconding this. The first world war was horrible in every sense of the word and thoroughly killed off the idea that war could be glorious. youtube.com
Mericans love war glorify it and cherish it
1815
The American Civil War was the beginning of the end of chivalrous warfare which ended with a bullet to the back of the head with WWI.
definitely before the Boer wars, there was a shit ton of backlash for those ones, so ima say the 1880s