War polygons

 

In the so-called happy month of December, when we traditionally look forward to a more or less successful next year, others helplessly observe the devastation of the state of war in their home environment day after day and spend their days in fear for their lives and possible property. Former weapons testing ranges or polygons have expanded to their homes and people have even been replaced by dolls that are used as targets.

The former everyday life in peace and expected prosperity has turned into all the misery of everyday life, when problems and disputes are easily resolved with more or less effective weapons. Diplomacy, the rhetoric of peace and peaceful diplomatic resolution of all our controversial coexistence on planet Earth has simply dissolved into the abyss of rapid military resolution of disputes and expected victory over more effective weapons. And again, as has happened many times in the history of mankind, diplomats have been replaced by soldiers.

Of course, old weapons were first tested on real battlefields, which would otherwise have most likely been destroyed, as they slowly accumulated in warehouses. Some of these weapons were simply donated or sold to so-called weapons testing polygons or battlefields from countries that still have peaceful coexistence. Slowly or not, newer weapons also began to be used on weapons testing polygons, and if necessary, soldiers were also replaced with androids or created machines for war and/or combat purposes. Even the most modern combat technology created in this way began to be tested sooner or later on real weapons testing ranges. The rule was weapons with greater range, greater destructive power, greater scope and better tactics, and lower enemy defenses.

It all looks like a virtual war computer game where we can successfully or unsuccessfully test ourselves on a military training ground, if we ignore the real human casualties, the war's devastation or damage, and all the money wasted on real weapons, which will bring some people dominance over the so-called losers and new territories, and most likely also an inferior workforce or even toys for legal physical and sexual violence. This is how we could quite easily define the so-called war of ideologies, intolerance between nations and religions and races, and also economic systems.