Kelly Corrigan

Like, put the generals in the room.

Put the presidents in the room.

Why don't we let one leader try to kill another leader?

Why do we have to do it with all these kids?

Like, as if they're...

Like, if that's the way we're going to solve problems, why don't we do it with 5v5 instead of 100,000v100,000?

I know.

It's really in us.

It's really in us.

That is another thought I was having, which is that these lumberjacks or these hunters—

you wonder how difficult or conversely, how very easy it was to sell them on becoming the tip of the spear in these ungodly conditions and join Freddie's fighters.

Like I, it seems like it wouldn't be that hard to get a narrative going that could make these lumberjacks feel like this is their shot at heroism and saving the world.

And the,

And putting it in that do or die context, like that historic context of that war, you could probably get a lot of people to do a lot of things that on a different day with a clearer head, they would say, I'm not participating in that.

I'm not going to go destroy somebody's land.

I'm not going to go kill somebody's kid.

You can't make me do that.

Right.

So if you want to go like that.

If there is no conversation as a solution and you feel you must go to violence, why can't we pit five people, five of our people versus five of their people?