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Alternate title: Humans are tired of internal war so they try to turn a new leaf in the galactical stage but the aliens force them to go back to the old ways

Aliens: "why do you fear war when you're so good at it" Humans: "we fear war *because* we're so good at it."

The second thing that the Aliens did wrong was attacking Humans. The first was thinking about attacking Humans.

This story is AI generated.

Padding stories with unnecessary repeats making them just long enough to trigger additional adverts could be seen as an abuse of the system and result in your channel being demonetized.

i prefer the channels that add the subtitles to it as i watch them at like 1.5 to 2x speed so it doesnt take forever.

they should call the channel: "The one who talks in circles" ;)

Zzzz

Moral: Know and obey the limits of your power. The moment you step beyond, you may lose what you have.

Send like a hopeful parable for some isolated countries. But pretty much as others said, about 25 minutes too long.

How could the Empire's fleet retreat after the human ships disabled them? Duh! Things have to make sense or it's just more crap.

kind of repetitive dialogue...

Here in Texas there is a saying "don't mess with Texas". Suffice to say that goes for Earth.

This was 23 min. Too long

US vs China. World power losing out to united resistance.

Yet more repetitive AI generated crap

Betrayal biblical betrayal the End of the world 🌎🌎🌎

it's funny these aliens aren't smart enough to ask what happens if we lose the war? they must have history of other races fighting and unexpected happens. because as we all know sh*t does happen when not ready or expecting it. then again take hitler he figured he'd always win, and all he got was poison and a bullet. the japanese thought the amercians would be awed by their code of bushido and agree to a deal and in the end they got 2 cities cooked and still bitch about to this day. by 19:20 i think we are bluffing.

How to make an Essay longer Pov:

If this author doesn't have an editor, get one.

I hate quoting from “Ender’s Game” (the movie… I read it in the early 80s in middle school or early high school. Given the scandals around the author I even mind watching the movie, except I know he sold those rights a long while ago, for a flat price. He got paid a while ago, snd me paying Netflix or UA-cam videos get him nothing. The quote is something Harrison Ford’s character said a few times. “… to win all future wars.” He meant it in terms of “If you’re ever sent to prison, find the toughest guy and kick his add; you’ll get lots of cred. Or, be that guy’s bitch.” But he was really saying that genocide meant you’ll never have to fight them again.

do you think they were humiliated

We humans have a saying, "Speak softly and carry a big stick"

Zzzz

The AI is keeping track of those who criticize and those who comply.

So, you have chosen to find out…

Wash, rinse, repeat.

Did you know the alien commander was humiliated? I'm so glad this was repeated over and over sentence after sentence. Other wise we may have never figured it out. Dislike for wasting my time with massive repeating.

5 minute story stretched out by repetition 5 times over. Half way through he knows they are Humans, how?

Great story. Mercy was shown. Take the lesson to heart. Back to the drawing board and time to reevaluate your operational priorities. Thanks

Yeah, time to change the coach.

These stories should be played to politicians that never served. They always want to fight first.

Aliens to Humans: Surrender or be destroyed. People of Earth: No, You!

Tell me you're an imperialistischen without saying so. Where does the fetish of one sided battle and "morally justified conquest" comes from...

"We sunk 7 boats, and they dropped the Sun on us, TWICE"

Please stop using the term unerring. You both overuse this term and you do not properly use it.

Humanity: we bring peace Aliens: hah! Silly humans Humanity: hopefully this challenger is with fighting this time, last time was so boring

The Kinziti learned that they humans went forth and taught war no more was not because they were afraid of war. It was because they were very very good at it.

"Completely deprive them of power, or they will rise in the future"... Yep, that's one lesson we learned the hard way in 1939...

Humans = United States of America Aliens = Axis powers of World War II

This story is basically Stellaris modes Shield World vs Fallen Empire dlc

“Here be dragons” “let sleeping giants sleep”

Beware the fury of a quite man

We Just got a tad too good at it. ;-) .

Certain wordings should be banned from thrse stories, like "once ... now", which this story repeated to the point where I had to stop 6 minutes shy of the end, because I can't afford to throw my phone at the wall...

If this is your first attempt at writing then it's a good start, but I really recommend taking some classes or finding some editors to help you learn. This story has way too many issues in the dialogue. The continuous repeated lines, no real characters or explanation of how anything happened, a story it meant to show how things happened, not tell you how it happened. What tactics did a surrounded earth use? How did they destroy the armada of a dozen combined races who were used to using war to get their way? Details make a story. Again, this is a fine first attempt, but I definitely recommend talking to other beginner writers and reading others works to see how to improve.

The second half is excessively repetitive, saying the same thing over and over again, adding nothing to the story.

Ah, the good old ‘Monotonous HFY story generator’ 1. Write a 3 min story. 2. Stuff as many superfluous words in as possible. 3. Mind numbingly repeat ideas until 23+ mins has been reached. 4. Release into the wilds of YooToobia

an 8 minute story repeated 3 times ... and poorly set out ... an extreme lack of military considerations or experience ... a complete z grade story ... not worth the time it took to have the AI write the story ...

Can't tell if good AI or poor human reader. As for the story I'm tired of reading endless redundant exposition. I don't want to read for the hundredth time what mistake the enemy is making or that humans are badass.