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No. If everyone is personally in danger of losing a loved one they will be reticent to go along with an unnecessary war, precisely because of the lessons learne
by J3L2404 16y ago
No. If everyone is personally in danger of losing a loved one they will be reticent to go along with an unnecessary war, precisely because of the lessons learned in Vietnam.
- yummyfajitas 16y agoIf everyone is personally in danger of having a loved one enslaved or killed, they will be reticient to go along with an unnecessary policy of {free trade, socialism, net neutrality, fish&game regulation, pigouvian taxes on alchohol}. Since I oppose the current fish&game regulations, we should enslave random people and force them to work as commercial fishermen (note: this is even more dangerous than the military) until the regulations are changed. This will cause people to agree with me.