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An international entity, with representation from all countries, under the guide of international law that is just. US as a world police is heavily biased to i
by dsabanin 10y ago
An international entity, with representation from all countries, under the guide of international law that is just.
US as a world police is heavily biased to it's own interests, and not to the interests of peace and coexistence.
- ArkyBeagle 10y agoLet's define the IWP as "The International World Police" - the IWP. For any given single-human actor within an IWP, they then have to carry two sets of methods of accountability. One, to the nation-state they call home. Two, to the IWP. The (military historical) literature is full of examples of this not working well. Making it Canada instead of the US, and using the UN as an IWP, the rules of engagement in Bosnia led to ... extremely widespread dissatisfaction. I don't think an IWP is consistent with the mores and reality of the nation-state.
- angersock 10y agoHow would such a force handle the mere existence of North Korea? How would such a force handle nations with Sharia law? It sounds pretty, but until we are ready to say what is and isn't just, and acknowledge that that makes some other sun just and needing of adjustment, it won't matter.