For the youngest two generations, the shadow of war has fallen into myth. It is a story bored (and increasingly illiterate) history teachers tell children who are distracted Tweeting about how they glued themselves to the freeway last week to save the world from brimstone and fire. The world’s current wars are little more than trending topics that interrupt their social media feed and are quickly scrolled over.
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