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Given the prevalence of armed conflict in human history, I have trouble agreeing that OP's statement, even if did in jest, isn't supported by history. It takes
by elzbardico 5y ago
Given the prevalence of armed conflict in human history, I have trouble agreeing that OP's statement, even if did in jest, isn't supported by history.
It takes a whole lot of dumbness and recklessness to enter wars.
- watwut 5y agoThat is because when you look closely at factors that led to those wars, you find people reacting on self interest in situations where going to war is has high chance of being beneficial to them. It is easy to create slogans and such. But real history when you look at it is not as simple as dumb guys being dumb.