Sabaton - A Lifetime of War

There is a difference between glorifying war and singing about war and Sabaton does sing about war but they do not glorify war at all, they sing and respect the fallen soldiers in any war and on both sides no matter what they are fighting for. War should be the very last last result to anything.
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[@darvish2012]

I respectfully disagree about Sabaton "glorifying war". If you watch interviews with the band members, when that question comes up, they always say that don't glorify war. Another point of this, if you listen to some of their songs like "Price of a Mile", you realize that song is about a Passchendaele. In the song, it is practically drilled in the listener's mind that the Generals are responsible of sending 500,000 young men (on both sides) for over only 6 miles. Does that seem glorifying war to you? It doesn't to me.

[@BigBearGamer]

I think there's is a misunderstanding and its my fault for not making it clear in the description. I fully agree with you Sabaton does not Glorify War they sing and honor the fallen soldiers in wars.

[@darvish2012]

@@BigBearGamer Glad to made the correction!

[@BigBearGamer]

@@darvish2012 I thank you very much

[@80sHeavymetalchick9]

I agree

[@toddhill4411]

You would think we find better way to solve our problem