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The Kellog-Briand pact prohibits signatories (including the US) from offensive wars anyway. Article 2 of the United Nations Charter states that members shouldn'
by blattimwind 8y ago
The Kellog-Briand pact prohibits signatories (including the US) from offensive wars anyway. Article 2 of the United Nations Charter states that members shouldn't even use threats of offensive actions. And the Grundgesetz obviously bans offensive wars as well.
Not sure what you're thinking, but you're waaaaaay out there.
- 5_minutes 8y agoThey are basically not allowed to have a real army, still just like Japan, "only defence armies". I'm not talking about offense acts or actions. I'm talking about being allowed to do miletary R&D and actually being allowed to have a real army out there. They don't. So how far off is it to assume they're assertive with AI to make up for it?
- anoncake 8y agoTechnically, the GG only bans preparing an offensive war. But what kind of German would improvise that kind of thing?