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Silly Reason for War

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Silly Reason for War	comment	The protagonists encounter two (or more) groups who are in a deadly serious conflict over what the protagonists (and likely the audience) perceive to be a trivial and petty difference or issue. Like which end of the egg to crack first, or whether toast should be eaten butter side up or down, or even body features such as which half of their face is black and which is white. Or it can involve a situation that doesn't actually exist, such as one side believing that the other side plans to sap and impurify their precious bodily fluids. This trope is often paired with An Aesop about how what we consider life-and-death, irreconcilable differences may be based on cultural norms and would seem just as petty from an outsider's perspective, and maybe we should reconsider our intolerance. If the writer wants to be extra Anvilicious about the message, expect the alien group to counter any perplexed queries about why they're willing to segregate, oppress, ostracise, or even kill each other over something so asinine with a retort like "humans kill each other over less". Like what pigment their skin has, whose parents they were born from, which phrases they pray with, what political party they support, and what gender they were born with. And the aliens killing each other over what color hat they wear are far above that kind of petty bickering. The fact that they're comparing what select groups of humans do (or did waaay back in human history) to their entire species being willing to kill each other over this stuff won't really be addressed. Depending on how idealistic the story is, the protagonists may persuade the aliens/elves/mutants/pastry chefs to reconcile their differences or accept their differences and finally give living peacefully a shot. However, if it's going for the Downer Ending, then expect the hero's efforts to be for naught as the conflict escalates and they wipe each other out. Most early instances of Fantastic Racism were based on groups at odds over superficial matters but if the groups have real and important differences, it can fall into a poor analogy that trivializes their conflict just because it's analogous to some real-world group of humans that are at odds for some mundane reason. A Sub-Trope of Serious Business. Related to Humans Kill Wantonly and Fantastic Racism. See Felony Misdemeanor for when it's humans acting like this, and it doesn't (usually) end in war. Compare Pretext for War, where two sides seize upon any reason they can to go to war, without actually caring about the reason itself. When it's a mere domestic squabble, it might be a Toilet Seat Divorce. See also Blue-and-Orange Morality, which can potentially justify this trope. Sometimes, the real reason is the pride of the rival parties - if so, this would be Honor Before Reason. No Real Life Examples, Please!
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Silly Reason for War / int_19abbeb9	comment	In the comic book Smurf Versus Smurf, a civil war erupts in the Smurf village over whether the word "smurf" should be used as an adjective (south end) or a verb (north end). This gets funnier in languages that allow for many composite words (e.g. Dutch and German) because now the war is about whether the proper term is "corksmurf" or "smurfscrew". As a whole, this was parodying the language divide issues in Belgium. In the 1981 animated series, this led to the creation of the first Smurfic Games, thereby averting the war scenario.
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Silly Reason for War / int_1bdbda2a	comment	In Antihero for Hire, the main character is up on a space station prison where there is a turf war between the orange-shirted prisoners and the blue-shirted prisoners, for no other reason then the differences in their shirts. They admit that they're doing this because there's not much else to do.
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Silly Reason for War / int_1beda93b	comment	Done during the Trent-Mercia War from Sluggy Freelance. It was waged partly because the king of Mercia said the Trent king's mustache smelled like parmesan, and partly because, well, they're warlords. Going to war is just part of the job description. Upon being told this, Torg promptly asks if he can become a "keglord" or possibly a "Salma-Hayek-lord."
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Silly Reason for War / int_1ca1b464	comment	Europa Universalis is played between nations; declaring war on another nation requires a casus belli ('cause for aggression') which can take a number of forms and has different effects on the peace settlements that result from the war. The 'Diplomatic Insult' casus belli can be used to attack a nation that has recently insulted you (over border disputes, recent aggression against their neighbors, buttering toast on the wrong side...) The resulting conflict is called a War of Honor and only has one effect on the peace: double the normal Prestige gain for making them admit defeat. However, since the winning nation doesn't have to demand what they actually declared for, it's possible to have a war over an insult that results in the defeated nation being totally annexed. Don't insult France, kids, it's not worth it.
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Silly Reason for War / int_1f751eeb	comment	In What's New? with Phil and Dixie, two powerful forces went to war over stripes vs spots.
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Silly Reason for War / int_20191a57	comment	Bleak Expectations: In the series 4 finale, the main characters travel to Russia, which is in the middle of a civil war, the "Crimeariver War". As it turns out, the reason for this war was an argument over how to spell "Czar". One faction goes with "czar", the other "Tzar". And this is the sixth of their "Czar Wars".
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Silly Reason for War / int_2250e67e	comment	An episode of Enterprise featured a slightly updated version of the same basic plot - a War on Terror allegory instead of a Civil Rights one, and not quite as Anvilicious - with the titular ship getting caught in the middle of a war started by religious schism over whether creation took nine days or ten. At the end of the episode, it turns out their civilisation had destroyed itself, just like the previous incident.
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Silly Reason for War / int_261c8d3f	comment	The Simpsons: The bad blood between the Flanders' religion (the Western Branch of American Reform Presbylutheranism) and Catholicism goes back to when the former split off from the Catholic Church over the right to attend services with wet hair... which they've since abolished. "The Father, the Son, and the Holy Guest Star" has a fight between churches to make Bart pick the "right" one. He comes to the conclusion that the minor differences aren't important and that they should bond over the big similarities. A thousand years into the future, Bart is considered the last prophet of God and two factions are at war over whether Bart's teachings were about love and tolerance, or understanding and peace. The rivalry between Springfield and Shelbyville, which can turn violent at times, is because Springfield built a mini-mall that was purposely larger than a mini-mall Shelbyville built. Then, after Shelbyville made the world's largest pizza, Springfield burned down their city hall. Then Shelbyville spiked Springfield's water supply to get even. And on, and on, and on. Supposedly, the founders of the two towns, Jebediah Springfield and Shelbyville Manhattan, were once friends and partners, but broke into two factions simply because the former objected to the latter's desire to allow citizens to marry their cousins. One Treehouse of Horror episode has France declare war on and nuke Springfield just because Mayor Quimby wouldn't apologize for saying that French people look like frogs. (Which they did in the episode.) "A Tale of Two Springfields" sees the town tearing itself apart and finally dividing in two sections a la East and West Germany because of a chain of events which is started (and is mostly led) by Homer being unable to tolerate having to remember area codes.
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Silly Reason for War / int_26ef42e7	comment	In one Kevin & Kell storyline, carnivore propaganda splits rabbit society into antagonistic "ears up" and "ears down" factions. The purpose is to ensure no-one will support Kevin's place on the Rabbit Council (since he has one floppy ear). And just to prove how worthless the whole thing was, when voting day came, every rabbit in the world suddenly had one ear up and one ear down. Just like Kevin's.
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Silly Reason for War / int_279cd0b8	comment	Jonny Quest: The Real Adventures: The episode about the Jersey Devil has the Quest team encounter two families who are descendants of the Redcoats and Minutemen and fighting over possession of the original Declaration of Independence. Dr. Quest resolves the conflict by explaining that they've lived in the deep woods so long they don't realize the Revolutionary War has ended ~200 years prior and they agree to live peacefully with each-other.
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Silly Reason for War / int_2a7700f8	comment	In RRRrrrr!!!, two prehistoric tribes are at war because one has shampoo and the others are trying to get the formula.
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Silly Reason for War / int_2abd5315	comment	Whose Line Is It Anyway?: In a game of "News Flash", Colin claims that the nuclear war going on behind him was started over an argument about "who was the better Darrin." Made funnier by the fact that he can't see what's happening on the green screen; he's simply answering the question "what caused all this?"
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Silly Reason for War / int_2be4a33a	comment	Across both chapters of The Nightly News at Nine, the colors Green and Orange are at war with each other, causing a ton of damage, because one Figurian decided to change their favorite color from green to orange.
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Silly Reason for War / int_2c2a56e3	comment	The Phantom Menace: The film starts with a dispute over tariffs that make the Trade Federation upset enough to blockade Naboo as a means of protest. It could possibly have been resolved peacefully (the blockade itself is perfectly legal) had Darth Sidious (aka Senator Palpatine) not been a Treacherous Advisor to them who convinced them to take their grievance much further into unethical and immoral actions, which eventually triggered the Clone Wars, Order 66, and Palpatine's rise to power.
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Silly Reason for War / int_2cf182da	comment	In Sailor Moon: Another Story, Sailor Jupiter ends up in the middle of two villages feuding with each other. Eventually, she discovers that the feud began when one village chief eloped with the younger sister of the other. Their children, who had been dating each other until they learned they were cousins, are naturally very annoyed at this, and it's implied that the rest of the respective villages share a similar sentiment.
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Silly Reason for War / int_2d1702a1	comment	In Atelier Iris 3: Grand Phantasm, the Kuma (bear-like beastmen) and Fairies are fighting over the Posporia Alterworld, and trade dominance back and forth over the game. Why are they fighting? Because the Fairies wrote all over the Kuma Chief's clothes as a prank, and the Kuma thought the Fairies had issued a challenge. Now both sides fight because they've been fighting for so long. Their young get together in neutral zones and commiserate over how idiotic they think their parents are acting.
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Silly Reason for War / int_2ef7cb74	comment	The TSAB certainly views the beginning of the war between the Moon Kingdom and Dark Kingdom as this in White Devil of the Moon: because Beryl, jealous that Endymion fell in love with Serenity instead of her, incited the war. (The fact that she was actually being puppeteered by Queen Metalia is "conveniently" left out.)
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Silly Reason for War / int_3167d0b9	comment	He-Man and the Masters of the Universe (2002): Adam reminds himself that he has to learn diplomacy etiquette because one wrong use of a spoon or fork during dinner with ruler of other country can cause a war.
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Silly Reason for War / int_319f68cc	comment	In The Universiad the Originals once fought a civil war over a paper shortage. Justified because paper was the only non-renewable resource they had on their growing post-scarcity, immortal community at the time.
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Silly Reason for War / int_33b454ad	comment	In Yo-kai Watch 2, it's revealed that the Yo-kai have been engaged in a civil war that's lasted hundreds of years, with the field being split into the "Bony Spirits" and the "Fleshy Souls". The two sides really don't like each other, and you're told the war began due to either side finding the opposing factions' beliefs disgusting. Then you find out that this disgusting belief is whether cream or custard filled doughnuts are better, and Arachnus and Toadal Dude's argument over which type of doughnut would be the best birthday present for Lord Enma eventually dragged the other Yo-kai into this. Nate/Kate mentions how much of a silly it is to even argue about something like that, let alone have a war over it, particularly since they're basically the same thing anyway.
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Silly Reason for War / int_367f632a	comment	Dawn of War: Dawn of War: Dark Crusade: Both General Alexander's 1st Kronus Regiment and Brother-Captain Thule of the Blood Ravens 4th Company are trying to liberate the planet Kronus for the Imperium. The problem is that Alexander refused Thule's order to evacuate his men (because the Blood Ravens are also after some chapter relics they want to keep secret), so the two end up clashing, which canonically ends with Alexander's retreat and Thule ordering the surviving Guardsmen shipped off to Segmentum command, with his compliments for following their orders. This move did not endear the Blood Ravens to Imperial Bureaucracy, coupled with their penchant for secrecy some organizations went so far as to call them heretics. Dawn of War: Soulstorm: The plot can be sums up as the Sisters of Battle (backed up by Inquisition) being self righteous zealots with no common or military sense whatsoever and Boreale being a complete idiot.
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Silly Reason for War / int_3d2de25	comment	In Animalympics, an announcer speculates that Kit and Rene falling in love during their marathon, and crossing the finish line simultaneously, could start a war over the medal-count.
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Silly Reason for War / int_3f3abe9	comment	In Rick and Morty, Rick's Hive Mind girlfriend's slavery of an entire planet is presented as justified because the aliens in question were in the middle of a war over what nipple shape is superior. Imagine killing someone over whether they have an innie or outie bellybutton.
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Silly Reason for War / int_42c4722d	comment	Shootas, Blood & Teef: The Orks from Warhammer 40,000 will find any reason to go to war, but this one is especially ridiculous — our Ork protagonist Gargaz got his Hair-Squig stolen by their Warboss then punted off the aircraft, and thus takes over an army of Goff Klan Orks to rampage across the planet of Looteus and get it back.
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Silly Reason for War / int_45b21df3	comment	Monty Python's Life of Brian: The People's Front of Judea, the Judean People's Front and the Campaign for a Free Galilee all seem to hate one another, possibly because they can't agree on who hates the Romans the most, to the point where the People's Front of Judea and the Campaign for Free Galilee start fighting one another over who gets to carry out a stealth mission to weaken the Romansâ€¦ while already on said mission and surrounded by enemy soldiers. When Brian urges them to unite against their common enemy, they all assume he's talking about the Judean People's Front.
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Silly Reason for War / int_4b87fcc2	comment	Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts: This is a big part of Dave and Benson' backstories. 200 years before the events of the series, the former, with his Mute species, started a war against a group of humans, called "fanatics", because none of them wanted to share an handheld fan, until only our Dave and Benson ended up as the last of each sides, and after a talk that made them realise how this war was pointless, they become friends.
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Silly Reason for War / int_4c09ea5c	comment	Fenspace has the so-called "Tomed incident", which arose when some Trekkies and some Star Wars fans got into an argument over yield and feat calculations that became somewhat heated, and a series of bad decisions made under the influence of alcohol caused an Escalating Brawl that turned into a citywide riot. Both their respective factions consider this incident an Old Shame in-universe.
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Silly Reason for War / int_4cd32aa7	comment	Also in Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay, Bretonnian nobles are noted to be notoriously thin-skinned and will war with each other for the silliest of reasons (such as an flippant insult) if not restrained by their liege lords. This is especially true in regions of Brettonia where there are no orcs or beastmen to fight. In fact, one particular pair of Feuding Families are still going at it over an alleged ravishing that happened several hundred years ago (if it happened at all) and which both sides claim to be the victimized party in. The feud is so formalized the time and place of any battles are agreed upon in advance, fought according to a timetable, and are apparently a great spectator sport for neighbouring nobility and peasants.
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Silly Reason for War / int_4dd54482	comment	Ben 10: Alien Force: In one episode, Ben and his friends go to a planet where it looks like the (comically identical) aliens are fighting over being different colors. Each gives group gives the "self-defense" excuse, then it appears to be a religious squabble, and then both generals admit to using war as a scapegoat for all their problems. In the end, Ben pulls a Take a Third Option by accidentally destroying the giant statue of their former united leader (while trying to paint it purple to stop the Blue vs. Red war), turning both sides against him. The episode ends with the same little alien girl who wrote to Ben asking for help at the beginning, writing him a letter about how much she hates him now (but she does reveal that her world has finally found internal peace as they unify against their new common enemy).
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Silly Reason for War / int_52c8adde	comment	In one of the Gotrek & Felix books the pair are temporarily allied with a Tomb Prince in service to Alkhared's dynasty, and it turns out he and Gotrek had previously fought on opposite sides of one of these battles. When Felix asks why they don't just take the coin off the hammer and each take the part they actually care about, both act as if he's a complete idiot. In the end of the story they duel for the hammer, mostly just for the fun of it.
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Silly Reason for War / int_56fa0ea4	comment	In the Civilization III fanfiction Vegetarian Vengeance, the Indians end up going to war with Rome over the contents of Caesar's sandwich!
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Silly Reason for War / int_578e4422	comment	The Finley/Lashway war in The Overture began over a dispute as to who owned desolate rock. Desolate Rock is exactly what its name implies; a small, mile long island in the middle of the ocean with no natural resources or strategic value.
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Silly Reason for War / int_58fc1f8c	comment	In one episode of Space☆Dandy, the Aloha Oe crew crash on a moon where war has raged for 10,000 years... over whether to wear undies or vests. The planet the moon belonged to was destroyed about 10,000 years ago and both sides are down to the last of their kind. They drag Dandy and Meow into the war since Dandy wears undies and Meow wears something vest-like.
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Silly Reason for War / int_5aa9bb49	comment	Peace on Earth: The warring factions includes the meat eaters fighting vegetarians, and flat-footed people fighting buck-toothed people. Though that last one is probably Fridge Brilliance, as the squirrels are likely unknowingly describing World War I, with the "buck-toothed people" being the British, and the "flat-footed people" being the Germans (with fallen arches). Being completely ignorant of the gigantic clusterfuck of political causes of the conflict, they assume it's just monstrous humans murdering each other over trivial deformities.
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Silly Reason for War / int_5d354f8	comment	Red Dwarf: Cat's people wiped themselves out fighting a war over what color the hats at Lister's hot dog stand were supposed to be. What's particularly sad is that neither side got it right. In the novelization, it again conjures the dispute over the Nicaean Creed, as the dispute is over Lister's name — the difference between the two guesses is one letter, and yet again, both sides were wrong, as both added an extraneous "c" to the beginning of the name; although, admittedly, the ones who thought he was Clister were at least slightly closer than the ones who thought he was Cloister.
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Silly Reason for War / int_62145b40	comment	Mystic Ark. We never find out exactly what started the longstanding feud between the crews of the Bloodhook and the Gunboss, but when the captains of the two ships are asked just what they were fighting for, neither one can offer any answer other than embarrassed silence.
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Silly Reason for War / int_638624c8	comment	In Slayers Gorgeous, heroes... er, protagonists Lina Inverse and Naga the Serpent find themselves caught in a civil war between a local lord and his daughter, who's raised an army and marched on the palace. Her reason for rebellion? She wants a bigger allowance. And she already gets a pretty large one (which she is using to bankroll her rebellion - why her father is still paying her allowance while she's rebelling is never brought up), which is why her father is so worked up about her demands — a raise from 50 gold a month to 200 a month is not chicken feed. Even Lina and Naga think her father is justified in being annoyed when they find out she wants quadruple her monthly allowance. And it also happens in Slayers: Great, where the father and son of a famous golem-making family, Galia and Huey, are fighting a personal battle that they eventually try to settle by building giant golems and having them fight each other. The reason: Galia is obsessed with making Kawaii golems, to the extent he builds his mega-golem in the form of a Chibi Lina Inverse, even going so far as to spend time and effort causing it to make cute sound effects when it steps or does anything. Huey, on the other hand, is into ultra-realistic golems — and his favorite source material are beautiful, buxom women. His mega-golem is designed as a humungous statue of Naga, and he devotes effort to making sure the breasts jiggle like hers. When they finally reconcile, their first combined effort golem is a Betty Boop reference; a Super-Deformed woman's face atop a realistically sculpted sexy woman's body.
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Silly Reason for War / int_69d15cc0	comment	A Marvel Cinematic Universe meme consists of a three-panel comic that has Tony Stark and Steve Rogers getting into a Serious Business disagreement, usually about something mundane, like a TV show or food, followed by a smash cut to the title of Captain America: Civil War, suggesting the two heroes come to blows over it.
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Silly Reason for War / int_6ac55ec7	comment	Any given Beholder in Dungeons & Dragons is engaged in a never-ending race war against any Beholders not of its breed, killing them on sight. While there are some varieties that are vastly different in terms of appearance and philosophy, they will fight over any difference at all, even ones that anyone other than a beholder would never notice. Of course, there is the true Beholder, whose form would clearly be the correct form for a beholder to have. Unfortunately, whenever any beholder sees it the thing looks exactly like them. Zigzagged with Blood War, a Forever War that rages between the Lawful Evil Baatezu (Devils) and Chaotic Evil Tanar'ri (Demons). When introduced in Planescape, it was a combination of this, Evil Versus Evil, and Order Versus Chaos: a pointlessly bloody war over which of their specific takes on evil was superior, played for a mixture of Black Comedy and bleakness. It was also being deliberately encouraged by both the Neutral Evil Yugoloths (who were profiting off of both sides) and by the denizens of the Upper Planes (who really didn't enjoy the prospect of the combatants deciding to attack them instead). In subsequent editions, the Blood War slowly began to stray away from this pointless nature. In particular, in the World Axis version released as part of 4th edition, it actually became a multi-layered conflict: ostensibly, the root cause was over the Heart of the Abyss, the ultimate embodiment of evil that created all of demonkind and one small shard of which, when stolen by Asmodeus the first devil, allowed him to kill his godly master and become a god instead. On a deeper level, the conflict was because devils are Fallen Angels who seek to conquer the multiverse, whilst demons are Elemental Embodiments of corruption and evil that seek to annihilate everything, making them fundamentally opposed. Finally, the Blood War was a handy way for the demons to both organize themselves by focusing on a specific target and also gave them some protective cover, since the various other factions of the multiverse would ignore them so long as they were fighting with the devils — not realizing how much headway this was giving the demons.
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Silly Reason for War / int_6b996051	comment	In the Armenian legend "Ara the Handsome", Queen Semiramis of Assyria goes to war with Armenia because King Ara refused to marry her (besides being politically advantageous, Ara was, as you might have guessed, handsome), so she wanted him brought back to her alive.
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Silly Reason for War / int_6c1234ed	comment	Dwarf Fortress. "The War of Ignition was waged by The Imperial Fells on The Council of Lances. One of the most significant causes of the conflict was a dispute over the treatment of plants." This is often the main cause of war between the elves and anyone else. Unless the anyone else involved is controlled by the player, in which case odds are that the war started because the player decided that the best economic resource to trade to the elven emissaries was MAGMA. Players have also waged war on the underworld itself on the robust grounds of "why the hell not".
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Silly Reason for War / int_6f4469b5	comment	Parodied in X-Men: The Early Years. In one chapter Warren implies that men start wars because of women. Later Scott concludes Warren's wrong, and men start wars to get the Hell away from women.
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Silly Reason for War / int_6fcf8703	comment	The "pro-/anti- Skub" comic from The Perry Bible Fellowship, in which a brawl breaks out over two guys love/hate (PRO-SKUB vs ANTI-SKUB) of a brand of lotion. In certain circles, "Skub" has become a byword for pointless bickering over nonsense.
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Silly Reason for War / int_72262aee	comment	Avatar: The Last Airbender: "The Great Divide" combines this with "Rashomon"-Style, with Aang trying to settle an ancient grudge between two gangs, neither one of which can agree on what started the grudge. Since there was no way to know which side was right or wrong, Aang just fibs and tells both tribes the "real" story, exonerating both sides in the dispute over who started the grudge and making them think the reason for being at odds really was a silly one after all.
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Silly Reason for War / int_725c8a16	comment	Kukoo Kitchen features a war between the forces of the galaxy's president and his former scientist friend involving the canine protagonist Chill-Li's food, which the latter tries to steal as Edible Ammunition. After the initial battle where you serve the former's pilots, we learn it started because he sent the scientist an e-mail inviting him to the new shopping mall that the latter misread and, as we later find out, was part of his scheming robotic butler Fred's plan to take over the galaxy.
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Silly Reason for War / int_77a899a	comment	Things Mr. Welch Is No Longer Allowed to Do in an RPG:
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Silly Reason for War / int_77b0e7e6	comment	Canadian Bacon is a satire about how, in the mid-1990s, American society is too peaceful and needs an enemy to work against, so the president attempts to start a new cold war with Canada, prompted by a hockey riot that ignited when an American insulted Canadian beer.
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Silly Reason for War / int_78a64189	comment	Book of Judges, Samson killed a thousand men (with a donkey's jawbone), burned down the Philistines' granaries and vineyards, and humiliated their gods, and for what? His wife was given to Samson's companion by her father, a Philistine.*The same wife he married during the lion and honey riddle arc. The Israelites and the Philistines already had tense relations with each other, and since Samson did that stuff by himself (with the spirit of God causing him to Hulk out), this one looks to be more of a Roaring Rampage of Revenge than an all-out war.
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Silly Reason for War / int_7b82435d	comment	The Great North: In "Ready Mayor Won Adventure", when Honeybee becomes the interim mayor of Lone Moose, with Wolf assisting her much to her dismay, she approves Vera's request that allows her to move her fence five feet on her property, despite Wolf trying to warn her why she shouldn't do that and she chooses to ignore him. Later on, a town crier from the town of Whippleton announces to Honeybee that the town formally declares war on Lone Moose for breaking the Treaty of 1989, where if anything Lone Moose builds is built on Whippleton's territory (in this case, Vera purposely moving her fence five feet over their border), they have the right to declare war on the town. Also in the treaty, if Whippleton declares war, than their ally town, Ted's Folly, will join them and also declare war on Lone Moose. Wolf settles the conflicts by revoking all the laws Honeybee approved and has Vera's fence moved back.
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Silly Reason for War / int_7c038c18	comment	Phineas and Ferb: "Nerds of a Feather" has armies of sci-fi and fantasy Fanboys going to a war over a Fandom Rivalry, with Phineas and Ferb (who are fans of both Space Adventure and Stumbleberry Finkbat) getting caught in the middle and trying to resolve things peacefully. "The Doonkelberry Imperative": The boys discover that all the industry in Drusselstein is powered by "the Shaft", which is powered by bunnies running on treadmills. The Shaft has recently upgraded from "bunny power" to "goat power", but the nation has split into two factions who can't agree on which direction the goats powering the Shaft should walk, and as a result the Shaft has ground to a halt. The two eventually resolve things, and the grateful citizens plan to celebrate Phineas and Ferb's help with a holiday in their honor... but as soon as the boys leave, the Drusselsteinians immediately begin arguing over whether to call it "Phineas and Ferb Day" or "Ferb and Phineas Day".
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Silly Reason for War / int_7ce19457	comment	Battlefield Heroes. The nationals apparently cheated during an Olympic cycling event and then mocked the king's mustache. The royals proceed to launch a full-scale invasion.
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Silly Reason for War / int_7d122312	comment	The Flintstones: In "The Bedrock Hillbillies", Fred inherits some land in a rather rustic area, only to find that a hundred-year-old feud between his family and another called the Hatrocks is still going strong. Fred knows nothing about how this fight started, but when Wilma manages to talk to a couple of them (they're polite enough to call a one-hour truce and even bring a pie with them) they find that it all started because one of Fred's ancestors made a very unflattering remark about a painting of the Hatrocks' long-deceased matriarch. (Wilma and Betty can't resist commenting on how absurd that sounds.) The events of the episode end with the feud being called offâ€¦ until Fred says the exact same remark about the painting. A future episode has the Hatrocks arriving to Bedrock to bury the hatchet because they admit it's stupid to continue the feudâ€¦ and becoming The Thing That Would Not Leave.
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Silly Reason for War / int_7e1563ba	comment	South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut has the parents of South Park calling for war with Canada because they didn't want to take responsibility for letting their kids see an R-rated movie made by Canadian filmmakers. (And Kenny died attempting to imitate one of the movie's more inane comedy scenes, making the outrage seem more justified.)
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Silly Reason for War / int_81692f99	comment	Star Trek: The Star Trek: The Original Series episode "Let That Be Your Last Battlefield" featured two aliens with their face divided in two halves by black and white, one with the right side white and left side black and the other with the colors reversed. One is a lawman out to capture the other for inciting "race riots", and after he hijacks the Enterprise to help him return the fugitive to their planet, they discover it had long since destroyed itself in a race war. Despite this, they just keep fighting and descend to their ruined world, after which a dejected Kirk orders the Enterprise home. An episode of Enterprise featured a slightly updated version of the same basic plot - a War on Terror allegory instead of a Civil Rights one, and not quite as Anvilicious - with the titular ship getting caught in the middle of a war started by religious schism over whether creation took nine days or ten. At the end of the episode, it turns out their civilisation had destroyed itself, just like the previous incident. The Star Trek episode "A Taste of Armageddon" has neighboring planets Eminar and Vendikar fighting for the silliest reason of all: it's easier to continue their centuries-long computer-simulated war than it is to organize a cease-fire. If it weren't for the executions, it'd be just a game. When Kirk destroys the computer, they quickly come to a peace treaty, since they have no actual hostility or disputes. Vulcans and Romulans had been in conflict for so long that for a long time, everyone forgot that they ever had a common ancestry. It was eventually revealed that the conflict started with a hundred-year long war, that was ignited by a misunderstanding, that was caused by a Q attempting to commit suicide.
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Silly Reason for War / int_83d41855	comment	Gargoyles: The conflict between gargoyles and the first hunter started because Demona casually scarred a kid named Gillecomgain after he caught her stealing food. He spent his life hunting her relentlessly, making revenge his lifelong goal. Several decades later, she finally unmasked him. He stared at her and asked if she remembered giving him his scars. Demona flatly replied "No".
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Silly Reason for War / int_8468078e	comment	In An Awkward Day, Princess Mi Amore Cadenza of Cavallia is completely dumbstruck when she learns that Equestrian armies are massing on the border between the two realms. Equestria and Cavallia have been close allies for fifteen hundred years, and Cadenza is a close friend of Princess Luna. The only explanantion she can think of is that Luna is falling into the same madness that took Celestia a few centuries previously. She flies to Canterlot, and there finds out what happened. The castle major-domo had staged a fake coup in order to convince Luna that she needed to install some stairs to her room. The coup's armies weren't even supposed to go to Cavallia, they were supposed to go to Caballeria.
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Silly Reason for War / int_865b5c19	comment	In Runescape, the goblin village is locked in a conflict over which armor color to wear, green or red. It is up to the player to resolve the conflict. These being goblins, in the end they decide on brown, the color that their armor originally had before they started fighting over red and green.
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Silly Reason for War / int_86814e94	comment	"The Crystal War" in the backstory of, and eventually Wings of the Goddess expansion for, Final Fantasy XI, that resulted in two continents being consumed, with tens of thousands dead, and originally victory for the Shadow Lord. This caused a timeline so damn wretched that the Goddess, Altana, intervened back during the War to stymie the Shadow Lord and create a peaceful future, which unintentionally split the bloody timeline, resulting in the timeline the Player Character exists in. This drew the attention of Atomos, The Devourer, an entity that exists outside of time, to devour the timeline it deems "unnecessary." So what caused all that mess? A fool Love Triangle. Years before the war, an expedition to the uncharted Northlands was commissioned. One member of that expedition lured another member of the expedition away, and tried to kill him due to the female member favoring the latter over the former, and due to the former's distrust towards the latter's desire to establish peace with the beastmen tribes. She suspected something was up, followed them, and ended up eating the blow meant to kill the former. The killer fled the scene, rejoined expedition, and told them the victims had fallen off a cliff. He led them away from the actual site of the encounter, causing the expedition to assume them lost. The original target survived long enough to have the grief over his loved one dying to bargain with The Dark Lord for power to get his justice, which turned him into the Shadow Lord that united the beastmen and began the War.
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Silly Reason for War / int_869561eb	comment	SMPEarth: The Antarctic Empire and Business Bay go to war after Wisp calls TimeDeo bad at Skyblock.
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Silly Reason for War / int_881d35b	comment	Digimon World -next 0rder-: The Ohguino Wastelands are divided between two factions: Meat-lovers and vegetarians, in an all-out war. They're being played by Myotismon, who wants to develop on the land they're both occupying. A post-game quest deals with the various Scum Digimon (Numemon and Sukamon) declaring war on toilets. Pretty much every other character is baffled by the sheer passion they have about this. It's an inside job of a Sukamon who wants to trick King Sukamon into giving up his power.
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Silly Reason for War / int_8ac42c52	comment	Animator vs. Animation: In the Animation VS Minecraft short "PvP", Green starts a brawl over conflicting building space. It escalates to a war when Red gets involved.
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Silly Reason for War / int_8df5521b	comment	One of the earliest Superman stories, "Revolution in San Monte", has Clark sent to cover a war in a small South American nation. After uncovering a corrupt weapon manufacturer and the US senator collaborating with him, Clark drags the opposing generals into the forest and demands they settle it by fisticuffs. The generals admit to having no clue what they're fighting about, and quickly make peace when Clark explains that the whole war is a scam to sell armaments.
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Silly Reason for War / int_8f55eccb	comment	In The Unfantastic Adventures of Bizarro No. 1, the Bizarro Justice League goes to war with the Blue-Kryptonite Men because they refuse to fight the Bizarro race.
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Silly Reason for War / int_9068877a	comment	The entire conflict in Red vs. Blue is initially presented as two color-coded teams fighting to control two bases in a box canyon, and a rare example where those involved in the conflict are fully aware of how silly it is (except for Sarge and Caboose). But later it's revealed that the real reason for the war is to give the Freelancers as many combat scenarios as possible, and that the soldiers recruited for the war were all military rejects who were put there as Cannon Fodder. Season 14 does a Call-Back to the original summation of the series when two colored groups of incompetent soldiers (Freelancers wearing blue, Charon soldiers wearing red) whom their superiors sent to an isolated planet become rivals after two gunshots: the first accidental (one Blue thought he saw a spider, his attempt at shooting it hit a Red's leg) and the second on purpose to set up the conflict (realizing she'd receive a purpose in life by making enemies, the Blue leader shot her Red equivalent's foot).
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Silly Reason for War / int_91684031	comment	PokÃ©mon Black and White: The two brothers destroyed Unova in a battle over what was arguably a theoretical debate on philosophy—or, rather, they were fighting over whether it was better to live your life according to your ideals, or to live your life searching for the truth. The brothers weren't even fighting over specific ideals; they were just fighting over the concept of ideals themselves. The sequel reveals that they were incited to war by their own ambitions, as anthropomorphized by another legendary Pokemon.
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Silly Reason for War / int_921cb27d	comment	In the My Little Pony: The Mentally Advanced Series short "Budget Impasse", the reason the whole war with Nightmare Moon started was because Celestia refused to dress up as a banana. However, the Rainbow Dash Presents episode of "The Star In Yellow" implies that may have just been the straw that broke the camel's back, as Luna has a Dark and Troubled Past thanks to Celestia.
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Silly Reason for War / int_92844ddb	comment	The Dinosaurs two-parter "Nuts to War" had the two-legged dinosaurs going to war against the four-legged dinosaurs over pistachios. A subplot involved the Baby's own personal war against a mammal who had stolen his cookie. At least this one is more justified, as the Baby is a baby and his feud came when Fran didn't believe there was a "cookie creature", telling Baby that it's between them.
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Silly Reason for War / int_938e19ec	comment	On Fraggle Rock, two groups of Fraggles apparently once went to war because they didn't share the same sense of humor. A repetition was averted when it turned out that both groups laughed at the sight of two Fraggles getting hit with a Pie in the Face.
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Silly Reason for War / int_93b87ae5	comment	The Wild Thornberrys: In one episode, Eliza and Darwin end up on opposite sides of a war between two groups of monkeys who fight each other because one troop has stubby tails and the other has long tails. They attempt to reason with them, and finally Eliza gets them to see eye to eye when she makes them armor out of coconuts, which means they don't figure out who is on which side until after they fight.
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Silly Reason for War / int_9a396de	comment	In Hyperdimension Neptunia Re;Birth1, three of the four goddesses nearly start a new CPU war over whether you should spritz lemon on deep-fry or not with Vert and Noire on the yes side and Blanc on the no side (Neptune tries to stay neutral and is called out on it). The war is only averted because Afoire tries to smash the four lands of Gamindustri into each other, meaning they have bigger concerns.
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Silly Reason for War / int_9a7088bc	comment	The Star Trek: The Original Series episode "Let That Be Your Last Battlefield" featured two aliens with their face divided in two halves by black and white, one with the right side white and left side black and the other with the colors reversed. One is a lawman out to capture the other for inciting "race riots", and after he hijacks the Enterprise to help him return the fugitive to their planet, they discover it had long since destroyed itself in a race war. Despite this, they just keep fighting and descend to their ruined world, after which a dejected Kirk orders the Enterprise home.
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Silly Reason for War / int_9ab32c13	comment	In Pony POV Series, Prince Blueblood mentions that during his career as a diplomat, he's encountered people who would declare war over getting their grandparents names wrong and other, equally stupid things.
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Silly Reason for War / int_9f89a5f0	comment	PokÃ©mon: The Team Magma/Team Aqua war as seen in PokÃ©mon Ruby and Sapphire, its Updated Re-release Pokemon Emerald, and its remakes Alpha Sapphire and Omega Ruby. One side wants to reduce the oceans because more land is good for humanity, at the expense of Pokemon. The other wants to flood part of the landmass because more water is good for Pokemon, at the expense of humanity. The result? Either the sun turns baking hot, the rain falls uncontrollably, or you get both ridiculous weather conditions alternating rapidly back and forth. No matter what happens the entire Hoenn region is almost rendered unlivable for both Pokemon and humans alike if not for the timely intervention of our heroes. PokÃ©mon Black and White: The two brothers destroyed Unova in a battle over what was arguably a theoretical debate on philosophy—or, rather, they were fighting over whether it was better to live your life according to your ideals, or to live your life searching for the truth. The brothers weren't even fighting over specific ideals; they were just fighting over the concept of ideals themselves. The sequel reveals that they were incited to war by their own ambitions, as anthropomorphized by another legendary Pokemon. PokÃ©mon Legends: Arceus: The divide between the Diamond Clan and the Pearl Clan is over which PokÃ©mon created Hisui and is therefore "Almighty Sinnoh"; Dialga or Palkia. Both clans are no longer actually fighting about this, but relations are still extremely strained. Once they find out both sides were wrong, there's more than a few NPCs talking about how embarrassing the situation feels.
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Silly Reason for War / int_a32b6a64	comment	Averted in The West Wing as Kate Harper finds a way to defuse the situation, but the buildup of tensions after Canadian ranchers take American hunters hostage leads to a rather amusing B-story.
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Silly Reason for War / int_a5549ed0	comment	In The Bible: Book of Judges, Samson killed a thousand men (with a donkey's jawbone), burned down the Philistines' granaries and vineyards, and humiliated their gods, and for what? His wife was given to Samson's companion by her father, a Philistine.*The same wife he married during the lion and honey riddle arc. The Israelites and the Philistines already had tense relations with each other, and since Samson did that stuff by himself (with the spirit of God causing him to Hulk out), this one looks to be more of a Roaring Rampage of Revenge than an all-out war. The Book of Corinthians deals with a church divided over a number of incredibly petty issues that Paul spends the entirety of two epistles mediating with using Christian principles. Those issues include which preacher is the best, who it's okay to sleep with, what kind of food it's okay to eat, what language it's ok to pray in, and whether or not people will be raised from the dead.
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Silly Reason for War / int_a96a7ada	comment	In most of the series in the Yu-Gi-Oh!, the only thing silly about the conflicts seems to be how the card game is used to dispute it. The reason for the conflict itself is anything but silly. (In Yu-Gi-Oh! 5Ds a Well-Intentioned Extremist is trying to prevent a Bad Future, threatening the lives of millions in the process; Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL is an Order Versus Chaos clash with both sides focused on genocide.) However, in Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V, the card game itself is the focus of the conflict, where an inter-dimensional war has been started over which Special Summoning technique is superior. However, it was revealed to be a ploy created by the Professor to gather as many captured souls and use them to fuse the four dimensions.
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Silly Reason for War / int_a9f06cb6	comment	VeggieTales did an anti-prejudice story based on "The Parable of the Good Samaritan" involving two towns on neighboring mountain peaks called Flibber-o-loo, where people wear shoes on their heads, and Jibberty-lot, where people wear pots on their heads. The two towns were locked in an endless war of launching shoes and pots at each over whether shoes or pots were the better headgear. After a boy from Jibberty-lot (played by Junior) rescues a man from Flibber-o-loo (played by Larry), the war ends and the two towns switch to throwing flowers and candy at each other.
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Silly Reason for War / int_b0675efc	comment	Invoked on the first page of Gone with the Blastwave, as part of establishing the setting. The protagonists are fighting a war. But all the land is ruined, money is useless since there's nothing left to spend it on, and it's not about religion... so, why do they fight? To win the war.
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Silly Reason for War / int_b2700e28	comment	In If the Emperor Had a Text-to-Speech Device, an Imperial planet descends into civil war over an argument the Emperor has with Rogal Dorn over which day it is best to eat tacos.
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Silly Reason for War / int_b5b957e0	comment	Ben Hed (of Pixie and Brutus fame) released a Pet Foolery comic where, after 2000 years of war and bloodshed, the elves and the orcs are finally getting together to discuss peace. Since the war has gone on for so long, the initial reason for the conflict has been forgotten. The historians on both sides go back and forth with various acts of aggression, until finally they determine that the start of the war was triggered by an orc pranking an elf into sitting on an egg.
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Silly Reason for War / int_b61818a5	comment	Nena: The song "99 Luftballons" (also released in English as "99 Red Balloons") records the beginning of World War III happening because of a misunderstanding that occurs when 99 red balloons float away accidentally from a park and were registered by radar (doesn't really helps that both sides are full of trigger-happy General Rippers and Colonel Kilgores that "want to be Captain Kirk").
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Silly Reason for War / int_b7e8e4b6	comment	My Little Pony 'n Friends: In "The Ice Cream Wars", two ice cream makers become embroiled in a conflict fought with actual (if food-shooting) tanks, all because one of them accidently dropped a recipe in his ice cream and thought the other stole it.
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Silly Reason for War / int_b8e28f2e	comment	In Good Omens (2019), War manages to disrupt a peace conference and restart a war over the order in which the various parties sign the peace treaty. It's implied that War is a walking Conflict Ball and that people in her vicinity will seize any reason they can think of to start fighting.
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Silly Reason for War / int_bc848d30	comment	SpongeBob SquarePants: In "The Battle of Bikini Bottom", the titular fight — an actual historical event that ends up being reenacted as a brawl between SpongeBob and Patrick — was fought between fish over whether it was right to be clean or dirty. However, this was stated to be the case by Patrick, as the participants in the reenactment society in-regards to the Battle say that what Patrick just said wasn't the reason for the fighting.
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Silly Reason for War / int_bcadd7cb	comment	Warhammer 40,000: The game encourages this when players need to justify why the Ultramarines and Salamanders, two indisputably good Space Marine chapters in a setting filled with Black-and-Gray Morality, are fighting each other. Obviously they were sent to retrieve a holy relic independently of each other or something like that, now roll to see who goes first. In other bits of background fluff, this is why the Imperial Guard tries (unsuccessfully) to adopt a standardized uniform across the countless regiments raised from across the galaxy - there have been occasions when two loyalist forces ended up fighting because they looked so different, each assumed the other was the enemy (the "standard" green uniform is originally Cadian, with most regiments following their example). Orks (and Orcs) don't really need any reason to kill their enemies (or each other) beyond boredom, but they're good at finding justifications because it's more fun for them that way. For example, the two Greenskin gods are Gork and Mork, one the god of brutal cunning (he hits you when you're not looking), the other of cunning brutality (he hits you really hard even when you are looking). The question of which is which regularly leads to a happy round of religious warfare, at least until the Greenskins find something more interesting to fight. The backstory of the late 90's spin-off game Gorkamorka involved a load of Orks stranded on a desert planet after their ship crash-landed. Repairs slowed as a civil war spread over which deity the vessel better resembled, to the point that the ship was destroyed. Afterward the name Gorkamorka was chosen as a compromise, and reconstruction nominally continued, though the "Gorkers" and "Morkers" kept fighting. A Downer Ending in any other universe, but here, it just kind of makes sense. Oh, and the world they landed on is strongly hinted to be a Necron Tomb World.
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Silly Reason for War / int_beac6ffb	comment	In The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask, though you never find out the specific reason the Ikana Kingdom was at war with whatever rival nation the Garo Robes came from, King Ikana laments after his defeat how his kingdom was destroyed and his now undead people cursed for entirely pointless and petty reasons.
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Silly Reason for War / int_bf281aa9	comment	Jumanji: The Animated Series: One episode is centered around the conflict between two warring tribes, one of giant black ants and one of giant red ants, with Judy, Peter and Alan caught in the middle. The former accuse the latter of stealing their "Black Bahoot" and the latter accuse the former of trying to steal their "Red Bahoot". The "Bahoot" turns out to be an apparently useless big ball of slime that, what do you know, happens to be colored black and red. This is supposed to teach an Aesop on getting along... until the episode ends with Judy and Peter arguing over who gets the last remaining cookie, just as they were doing in the beginning of the episode.
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Silly Reason for War / int_c0d295c4	comment	Team Fortress 2. The whole battle between RED and BLU is an Excuse Plot, a feud between two idiot brothers when their jerkass father gave them a bunch of worthless land for the exact, written reason of fighting over. Said brothers have constructed immortality machines in an attempt to outlive each other, and hired armies of mercenaries, all so they can conquer a bunch of gravel. (The situation is made worse by the Announcer, who secretly owns the controlling stock in both RED and BLU and used their resources to take over the world. She keeps RED's and BLU's mercs attacking each other so Redmond, Blutarch, and the rest of the planet don't notice.) The Mann vs Machine update has altered the status quo...but only in the loosest sense of "continuity"—in game, any player can choose any battleground they wish. The Soldier/Demoman war was started in story because the Administrator hated friendships, and meta-wise over a new unlockable, which turned out to be a pair of boots that lowered explosion damage when worn. Subverted in that while the Administrator did hate friendships, she was more concerned over the fact that the Blu Soldier and the Red Demoman might start talking about her and Mrs.Pauling which could have caused both them and the rest of their teammates to realize the Administrator had secretly been working for both sides the entire time, thus putting her entire world domination plan in jeopardy. Frankly conspiring to destroy their friendship was an outright necessity.
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Silly Reason for War / int_c43df4d8	comment	Doctor Who: In "The Doctor's Daughter", humans and the Hath have been in a endless struggle for control of a colony on Messaline for generations. The war has gone on so long neither side remembers what started it, but they're both hell-bent on fighting until the other side is wiped out. The plot twist is that the war has been going on for only seven days. They're all artificially gestated in machines (an army can be cranked out in a couple hours) with such high casualty rates that nobody from the original "generations" has lived through the entire war. Both sides were on the original colonization ship together, built the colony, and later squabbled over what to do after their commander died which turned into an armed conflict.
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Silly Reason for War / int_cacc7427	comment	Galavant: Galavant and Richard meet some dwarves and giants who are locked in an epic struggle to the death over their height differences. Except the dwarves are very tall and the giants are very short, so they're all the same height. Galavant and Richard have difficulty differentiating their friends from their foes in the final battle.
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Silly Reason for War / int_cb70f63f	comment	Splatoon: This is basically what Splatfests are. There are two teams in the first two games, and three teams in the third, and they choose between a certain topic, and then compete over which is better. The topics in question have a wide variety of ranges, such as Pokemon Red or Pokemon Blue, SpongeBob or Patrick, Rock, Paper, or Scissors, etc. The topics even vary depending on the region. Downplayed, since at the end of the day, itâ€™s still just a friendly competition.
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Silly Reason for War / int_ce245fca	comment	In Duck Soup, a devastating war between two countries begins because of Rufus T. Firefly (Groucho) taking offense at getting called an "upstart". Rather a Berserk Button, wouldn't you say? To make things even worse, Rufus and the president of the other nation call a truce a couple of times to negotiate a possible cease-fire and Rufus is the one who decides to continue the war both times; the first time because he cannot recall the insult that made him angry and his counterpart helpfully mentions it (which ticks him off again) and the second time (before we cut to end credits) by Rufus getting angry over the mere possibility of the ambassador refusing to shake his hand.
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Silly Reason for War / int_d14bb14a	comment	Season 14 does a Call-Back to the original summation of the series when two colored groups of incompetent soldiers (Freelancers wearing blue, Charon soldiers wearing red) whom their superiors sent to an isolated planet become rivals after two gunshots: the first accidental (one Blue thought he saw a spider, his attempt at shooting it hit a Red's leg) and the second on purpose to set up the conflict (realizing she'd receive a purpose in life by making enemies, the Blue leader shot her Red equivalent's foot).
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Silly Reason for War / int_d1702e57	comment	PokÃ©mon Legends: Arceus: The divide between the Diamond Clan and the Pearl Clan is over which PokÃ©mon created Hisui and is therefore "Almighty Sinnoh"; Dialga or Palkia. Both clans are no longer actually fighting about this, but relations are still extremely strained. Once they find out both sides were wrong, there's more than a few NPCs talking about how embarrassing the situation feels.
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Silly Reason for War / int_d23adb7c	comment	Fantasy of Utter Ridiculousness: A MÃªlÃ©e Ã Trois between Marisa, Alice, Patchouli, Reisen and Reimu was initiated because... of a drawn-out Seinfeldian Conversation. Lampshaded by Reimu to Kiva, pointing out that fights in Gensokyo have started for far less.
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Silly Reason for War / int_d4ff45a0	comment	In Chrysalis Visits The Hague, at one point, the lawyer Estermann recounts the events kicking off the War of Jenkin's Ear (see the Real Life section below) to his case worker Lyra Heartstrings, making the point that impressions don't need to be factual to have an impact.
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Silly Reason for War / int_d59d9e99	comment	The conflict between the Federation and the Revolutionaries in R-Type Tactics II: Operation Bitter Chocolate, thank to the newly found Excuse Plot. The reason they fight each other is nothing else but the dispute over the Force Device weapon system with the R-Fighters. Still, they both fight the real evil against them both — the Bydo.
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Silly Reason for War / int_d720dd0f	comment	The Book of Corinthians deals with a church divided over a number of incredibly petty issues that Paul spends the entirety of two epistles mediating with using Christian principles. Those issues include which preacher is the best, who it's okay to sleep with, what kind of food it's okay to eat, what language it's ok to pray in, and whether or not people will be raised from the dead.
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Silly Reason for War / int_d880e828	comment	Defense of the Ancients has two gods at war with one significant difference: one blue, one red. They wage massive war to amuse themselves.
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Silly Reason for War / int_d99024a2	comment	Genesis: "The Battle of Epping Forest" describes a battle between two gangs over "gangland boundary". By the middle of the song, though, one of the gangsters says "I'm breaking the legs of the bastard that got me framed!", thus revealing the pretext of the fight. This is a bad reason to fight over, more so since all of the so-called soldiers die and the gang bosses settle the matter with a coin toss anyway.
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Silly Reason for War / int_d9c602eb	comment	South Park: In a two-part episode, Cartman freezes himself and wakes up 1000 years in the future where religion no longer exists and everyone is an atheist. They self-righteously speak of how silly and ridiculous it was for the people of the past to wage war over religion. However, the entire world has become a war-torn wasteland because there are currently three atheist factions locked in an everlasting MÃªlÃ©e Ã Trois over what name to call the atheist society. The faction of otters also included their views towards humans using tables rather than their tummies as illogical for another reason in their conflict with the other two atheist groups. In the altered future, there are still wars because the three groups are at war with the "French-Chinese" over legal ownership of Hawaii. The episode points out that no matter what people will always find some reason to declare war on others.
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Silly Reason for War / int_da182293	comment	Island Wars has two small islands wage war on each other in order to... blow up each other's palm trees. In the sequel, the invasion mode has an invading force try to destroy the island's palm trees.
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Silly Reason for War / int_df7e11cd	comment	Manly Guys Doing Manly Things: In the "generic spacefuture" Commander Badass hails from, no one fights for traditional reasons any more. Instead they fight for public opinion, growing genetically engineered supersoldiers for the sole purpose of looking badass while fighting other genetically engineered supersoldiers.
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Silly Reason for War / int_e13b1e82	comment	The Tomorrow People (1973): "The Blue and the Green" has most of the world's population on the verge of mass violence and riots between those who preferred the color blue to those who preferred the color green. It eventually turned out that this was being psychically induced by the onset of the pupal stage in a brood of aliens left as eggs on Earth during the fall of Rome. The Tomorrow People save both the aliens and the Earth by knocking everyone on the planet unconscious and giving them violent dreams to provide the necessary psychic energy to the aliens in a comparatively harmless way.
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Silly Reason for War / int_e293455a	comment	Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Tucker Wells trained hell hounds to attack the prom. It's revealed that he did this because a girl he asked to the prom rejected him (she wasn't even mean about it). The girl in question would have already graduated, Tucker just declared war on the concept of prom.
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Silly Reason for War / int_e5dfd2c1	comment	In the Zork games, a bloody war was fought between the city-states of Phee and Bor. What was it over? Whether the name of the river that started near Phee and ended near Bor should be named Pheebor or Borphee.
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Silly Reason for War / int_e6444cd2	comment	The New Order Last Days Of Europe has an event where the United States seizes a Japanese fishing boat, causing a small international incident. In early versions of the game, Artificial Stupidity and lack of deescalation measures meant that the United States and Japan would usually proceed to go to war over it.
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Silly Reason for War / int_e68decb8	comment	In Star Control, the humans and VUX go to war because a human called an alien "ugly". This had actual plot impact. (If the human commander insults a Spathi's appearance, the Spathi will merely insult them back.) In addition, the Orz got frumple and danced with the Androsynth, and can go to war with the human commander if you ask them the wrong questions about it. The Ilwrath sparked wars For the Evulz and the player can literally force them to commit mutual genocide with another race just by messing with their broadcasts. The VUX case is even sillier: the VUX already wanted to kill all humans at first sight because we are just that ugly to them and only declared war over the insult as an excuse. The VUX declared war on humans merely because humans are an eyesore to them.
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Silly Reason for War / int_ea4f62db	comment	Family Guy: Ernie the Giant Chicken and Peter Griffin started a running series of battles over an expired coupon. Some time machine shenanigans in a later episode reveal that the chicken gave Peter the expired coupon because 15 years earlier Peter had bumped into him at a high school dance. In a later battle, the two make up and have dinner, but then fight for the right to pay for the meal.
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Silly Reason for War / int_ea61871e	comment	In Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox, World War III started over a lovers' quarrel. In the Bad Future, Aquaman cheated on his wife Mera with Wonder Woman, leading to Mera attempting to Murder the Hypotenuse and getting killed herself. Diana sends her headless corpse back to the Atlanteans, who then declare war on the Amazons but both sides just end up killing more humans than each other before nearly destroying the planet. In the original comic they at least had the excuse of being manipulated into it.
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Silly Reason for War / int_eb5d7301	comment	Amphibia: In "Civil Wart", the frog-people of Wartwood enter a civil war after watching a Twilight-esque teenage romance movie and the In-Universe Ship-to-Ship Combat escalates into actual conflict.
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Silly Reason for War / int_f0688fff	comment	The Team Magma/Team Aqua war as seen in PokÃ©mon Ruby and Sapphire, its Updated Re-release Pokemon Emerald, and its remakes Alpha Sapphire and Omega Ruby. One side wants to reduce the oceans because more land is good for humanity, at the expense of Pokemon. The other wants to flood part of the landmass because more water is good for Pokemon, at the expense of humanity. The result? Either the sun turns baking hot, the rain falls uncontrollably, or you get both ridiculous weather conditions alternating rapidly back and forth. No matter what happens the entire Hoenn region is almost rendered unlivable for both Pokemon and humans alike if not for the timely intervention of our heroes.
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Silly Reason for War / int_f120845f	comment	Kingdom of Loathing: The Cola Wars were fought between the followers of Dyspepsi-Cola and Cloaca-Cola. This set a precident in etiquette. The forbidden topics for polite conversation are religeon, politics, and beverage preferences (talking about, er, the real third topic is actually a damage type, thus it'd be not just rude, but actively harmful to do so). The war between the Hippies and Frat Boys gets started over the (apparent) murder of an animal mascot. At least the latter groups were raiding and killing each other well before the mascot's death (or before you have any quest relating to the war), and were in an arms buildup at the time of it. The mascot was just the final straw.
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Silly Reason for War / int_f74b5f80	comment	Babylon 5: Rather than hold elections or have kings, the Drazi randomly divide their population between "green and purple" scarf wearers, fight non-lethally, and the side with most victories got to rule for the next 5 years. This causes all manner of problems in "The Geometry of Shadows" when the faction war breaks out on the station in the vicinity of non-Drazi, especially when the greens decide that the 'non-lethal' part of the rules can be glossed over in the interest of victory. And it turns out there Ain't No Rule that says the leader of a certain faction has to be a Drazi themselves, as opposed to, for example, a human Earthforce officer who takes the green leader's scarf just to make a point. They freely admit that that part is stupid, but the rules of the conflict predate contact with other species and the Obvious Rule Patch is still caught up in committee. J. Michael Straczynski doesn't miss the opportunity to drop an anvil here when the Green Drazi leader argues that the scarves are just as important to the Drazi as national flags are to humans, though Ivanova attempts a retort that human flags theoretically mean something more than "I literally pulled this color scarf out of a barrel".
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Silly Reason for War / int_f891a20d	comment	In Terraria, you may frequently find yourself stuck in the middle of a goblin invasion, which can result in the wholesale slaughter of your NPCs, and which only ends after the player has killed dozens of goblins. According to the pacifist Goblin Tinkerer, the goblins are waging war over cloth (which is also a reference to the fact that you can summon an invasion with the Goblin Battle Standard.)
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Silly Reason for War / int_faae06b	comment	In Dilbert, Elbonia erupted into civil war between the left-handed and right-handed people. Dilbert quickly lost patience trying to explain that it's "an arbitrary distinction." ("Geez, you lefties are thick. I'm glad I'm normal.")
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Silly Reason for War / int_fc439a61	comment	In Ace Attorney Investigations: Miles Edgeworth, the Kingdom of Cohdopia had, a few years prior, split into the Kingdom of Allebahst and the Republic of Babahl in a vicious civil war. While the exact points of contention of the war were never outright stated, one of them was about which nation owned the legitimate copy of a solid gold statue of their first king. Even Kay points out that it's a rather childish point of conflict. Ambassador Palaeno agrees, but says the people of Babahl and Allebahst still consider it Serious Business, and the conflict between the nations cannot be resolved before it's determined which nation owns the bona fide article.
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Silly Reason for War / int_fdd41e57	comment	The Hobbit (Rankin/Bass version) had Bilbo deliberately sit out of the Battle of the Five Armies, as he couldn't help but find the reason for it to be this.
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Silly Reason for War / int_ff2165b	comment	In one episode of Cold Case the team comes across a family that has lost 4 sons successively in a years-long feud with a drug dealer. What started the whole thing? The smallest son ran into a dealer with his kick scooter and the dealer stole it. The eldest son went to ask the dealer for it back, tried to grab it by force and was killed. Then the second son tried to avenge the elder's death and everything went downhill from there. The scooter in question was actually a prize the youngest son won at a contest and a symbol that the impoverished family, or at least the youngest son, could have a future. Which only makes it worse.
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