"Moreover, before we came here, the drug cartels had already rooted themselves in Cuba for decades, severely endangering the safety of local civilians' lives and property as well as the normal development of social order. To sweep away such pests and restore a peaceful environment for the Cuban people is something we should do—normal people should stand with us."
"And as for these war prisoners, they no longer pose a threat to us. Excessive killing is meaningless, especially since there's the Geneva Convention. We are a law-abiding company; how could we commit the conscience-less act of killing prisoners?"
I feel like you're beating around the bush while actually criticizing someone?
While the European Alliance Army doesn't have prisoners for them to kill, live streaming the mistreatment of local women, and even acts of torture, aren't absent.
This blatant moral disparity made Henry feel on edge, his face flushed with shame.
