> world war two has left a deep scar on Europe which has made it overly cautious and allergic to necessarily addressing unjust violence. I'd say it's probably

> world war two has left a deep scar on Europe which has made it overly cautious and allergic to necessarily addressing unjust violence. I'd say it's probably far more likely due to more recent episodes of liberal interventionism; which has sometimes resulted in relative success (depending on your point of view) e.g Sierra Leone, Bosnia/Herzegovina and Kosovo/Yugoslavia in the early nineties. More often than not, intervention has resulted in a negative, or otherwise generally messy outcome with unforeseen consequences, e.g Iraq, Afghanistan, <str>Syria</str> Libya.. The poor execution of military intervention by western powers of the latter is arguably at least in part to blame for the current refugee crisis.