No. edit: What did it solve? Nothing, as proven by WW2. What did WW2 solve? Very little; see the Cold War that followed. Lindbergh's view that the Germans an

No. edit: What did it solve? Nothing, as proven by WW2. What did WW2 solve? Very little; see the Cold War that followed. Lindbergh's view that the Germans and Russians would exhaust themselves, was accurate. That Japan was goaded into war against the USA seems clear enough. Even worse, the "success" of WW2 justified the creation of a huge bureaucracy, the largest growth after the war up to now has been the size and scope of government, with all the interference in all our lives, that it entails.