One of the little thoughts constantly bouncing around in the back of my head is how Orson Scott Card really thinks he wrote a pro-war book about how sometimes you just have to make a bunch of child soldiers do a genocide for the greater good.
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in reply to @DespiaShrq's post:
It's funny how it's almost easier to do an anti-war story on accident than intentionally.
thinking about this constantly tbh. cause i really used to love ender's game but apparently me and everyone else who read it did not scope the author's utterly baffling actual intent and it drives me absolutely nuts.
