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Children being reunited with their parents after the end of air raid evacuations, London, UK, end of WW2, 1945
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Removing children from war zones is usually practiced to, well, remove children from war zones. Depending on perspective this can be considered humanitarian.
Sound of Bosnian sniper cranking his rifle bolt
Cursed ass safari.
Depending on how 'voluntary' it is with regards to the children's guardians and who is doing the 'removal', it can also be ethnic cleansing.
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The relevance of that Saving Private Ryan scene being...?
The... child in the war zone?
The relevance of that Saving Private Ryan scene to the comment you literally responded to.
The child's guardians in that scene are trying to give the kid to the Americans. (Well the old man is.)
Caparzo gets sniped, thinking he is helping. Because warzone. Relevance to: notion that children in a warzone is no good.