Struggles of Loyalty and Decision-Making

This chapter delves into the internal conflict of staying loyal to an organization or leaving in protest, citing examples like Hackworth, Mattis, and Macnamara. It explores historical events such as the Vietnam War and North Korea crisis to illustrate the complexities of such decisions. The discussion also includes the challenges of imposing values on others, the dynamics of freedom versus tyranny, and the power of nationalism in driving beliefs.