JamesAnthony
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Titor\'s War - A Philosophical argument
In reading many opinions from many people that have written about John Titor - one particular element has warranted my attention. There are a number of people out there that believe that Titor was trying to prevent a war on this time-line... Titor never said anything of the sort - in fact he actively promoted the civil war as it was, in his opinion, the right thing to do.
Would any of you Americans wish to travel back in time and prevent the actual Civil war in your history?
The real question is that if a civil war were to begin in your country in this day and age, would you fight - knowing that now there is a good chance that 3 billion people will die as an indirect result of the conflict? If you believe in the ideals of your government, but are aware of Titor's "history" would you fight for the "countryside" knowing that there is a strong possibility that this side would win?
I'd really hate to be in your shoes... /ttiforum/images/graemlins/smile.gif
James
In reading many opinions from many people that have written about John Titor - one particular element has warranted my attention. There are a number of people out there that believe that Titor was trying to prevent a war on this time-line... Titor never said anything of the sort - in fact he actively promoted the civil war as it was, in his opinion, the right thing to do.
Would any of you Americans wish to travel back in time and prevent the actual Civil war in your history?
The real question is that if a civil war were to begin in your country in this day and age, would you fight - knowing that now there is a good chance that 3 billion people will die as an indirect result of the conflict? If you believe in the ideals of your government, but are aware of Titor's "history" would you fight for the "countryside" knowing that there is a strong possibility that this side would win?
I'd really hate to be in your shoes... /ttiforum/images/graemlins/smile.gif
James