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A few reasons which hop to mind: 1. we just finished a 20 year war with nothing to show for it. Jumping into a new war is probably worth some cost/benefit anal
by goostavos 5y ago
A few reasons which hop to mind:
1. we just finished a 20 year war with nothing to show for it. Jumping into a new war is probably worth some cost/benefit analysis beyond "well, why not?"
2. correct if wrong, but I assume the projection of power backing your usage of "we" actually means "policed by others, who are not me"
I'm not sure I want to see a new generation of kids slurped up into another war (formally declared or otherwise) on the other side of the globe to dubious end effect.