My mistake

My mistake A story about violence. Men… strange creatures. Give them a map, and somehow it becomes a battlefield.
Give them a disagreement, and suddenly it needs a flag. History tells us that men have started wars for glory… for power…
and sometimes, honestly, for reasons about as sensible as a meal that was a bit too salty. One king loses his temper.
One general wants his name in a book.
One proud man refuses to say the two hardest words in any language: “my mistake.” And just like that — drums, uniforms, speeches. It would almost be funny…
if the consequences weren’t so painfully real. Because while egos are loud,
war is louder.
And the bill is always paid by everyone else. Maybe one day, men will discover something revolutionary: It’s cheaper to talk.
It’s smarter to laugh.
And it’s much, much better… to just pass the salt.