On the Fact that (According to John Bird's, "Annals of Natal, Volume 1") 19th Century Zulu Generals Would Routinely Use Their Lesser Experienced and Capable Troops as Cannon Fodder (as a Part of Their "Horns of the Bull" Strategy in Which They Flanked Their Opponents with These Poor Schucks While the Fiercer and More Competent Warriors Would Comprise the Central Head of the Bull)

So kind of like the French generals in WW1 (the film, "Paths of Glory", is a chilling cinematic counterpart to this harsh reality), in other words.......And isn't it nice to know that human life has such a minuscule value no matter where you gander? I mean, seriously?