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Generalizing "war" to mean "competition" robs it of any independent meaning - and once you have done that, you need another word or term to use whenever you nee
by mannykannot 5y ago
Generalizing "war" to mean "competition" robs it of any independent meaning - and once you have done that, you need another word or term to use whenever you need to refer to what "war" actually means.
- ozim 5y agoThis competition will mean the same for me as for people in the places where active war was not fought. I will have problem getting most of the goods, probably will have to pay a lot more for basic utilities. Life might get overall harder, if this competition escalates, even though there might be not a single bullet fired. We had "cold war" earlier, now it was "crawling war" in a lot of places.