Peter Boghossian
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FIGHT or FLIGHT: Would you protect your country?
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March 23, 2023
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7:12Now PlayingA physician in Pécs, Hungary explores the claim, “I would fight for my country.” While the gentleman generally rejects violence, he admits there are circumstances that would cause him to use a weapon. We also hear his views on compulsory enlistment and Hungary’s involvement in Russia’s aggression toward Ukraine. At the end of this sorrowful discussion, Peter removes the claim from the board.
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