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FOUNDATION FOR THE STUDY OF POLITICAL PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
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The essence of being a soldier is not to slay, but to be slain
"British Officer and author General Sir John Hackett observed that the military makes demands that few if any other callings do. While emotionally disturbed people talk about being “trained to kill,” the whole essence of being a soldier is “not to slay but to be slain."