Anonymous
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9/10/2025, 6:19:39 PM
No.515329098
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Was World War I a way for Western elites to decimate the young men who were causing problems?
I have often wondered if European elites, on the eve of World War I, were eager to sacrifice a lot of the younger males of the time because those young men were engaged in a lot of social unrest due to their bad working and living conditions during industrialization and its attendant urbanization. All major powers in Europe were spoiling for a fight, Britain and France as much as Germany was. Perhaps the leaders of these countries wanted to decimate and demoralize the young, who became known as The Lost Generation after the war due to their cynicism and low morale, by sending them to die in the millions. Killing off a bunch of the young men is a good way to preserve the system, since it's the young men who are the most likely to cause problems for the system.
If World War III breaks out in the not too distant future, while all the social pressures that have been mounting for decades remain a problem, then it will be a valid question: is the war a means for elites to decimate the young male population, break their spirits and keep them in line?
If World War III breaks out in the not too distant future, while all the social pressures that have been mounting for decades remain a problem, then it will be a valid question: is the war a means for elites to decimate the young male population, break their spirits and keep them in line?