Perhaps he should hire you to do his writing for him because his sucks the big tuna
Whatever the views of the people that put the video together, I agree with you, because the writing is kind of all over the place. Criticism is cheap and easy, but creation is costly and difficult; so I applaud them for putting together the video and for pointing out that wokism in the military is insanity.
Excluding our tiffs with the Brits, may they rot in hell, I sincerely ask whether we have ever engaged in just warring.
It's a tough question, for sure. There are no easy answers. I do think we have to be careful when judging our ancestors not to fall into the fallacy of presentism. We have 20/20 hindsight, they did not. For seven years or so, I really believed we had been attacked on 9/11 in the way we were told. I rejected all of the post-911 insanity, including Guantanamo Bay, Patriot Act, MCA, NDAA, Iraq and even Afghanistan (there was no need to invade to stop terrorists, if they really are just terrorists and not nation-state actors), etc. But there was a time when I was in college where I started preparing to enter the military because I just got sucked into the whole national defense insanity. The point is that the siren's song of the Deep State is
powerfully enchanting and even very politically level-headed people are susceptible to get dragged into its death-embrace. And this problem is made all the worse when you are in "the fog of war", that is, you don't have the benefit of historical 20/20 hindsight.
You can go too far in justifying historical war propagandists with this line of reasoning but I also think that you can't neglect to take it into account. I don't believe that American soldiers invading the beaches of Normandy were just a bunch of bloodthirsty thugs looking for a chance to kill. The overwhelming majority of them believed we were there for just reasons so, in the sight of God, they were fighting a just war (I mean, as they will stand in Judgment Day). Do I believe that the decision-makers in London, DC, etc. were motivated by a just cause? No. The war was fought for calculated reasons in order to expand the geopolitical empire centered on DC. So, it's a weird situation in which the war itself was absolutely unjust, but almost all the grunts fighting on the ground were innocent by virtue of ignorance. For them, it was, indeed, a just war.