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Great for clean energy, maybe not so great for the India/Pakistan conflict.
by yosito 5y ago
Great for clean energy, maybe not so great for the India/Pakistan conflict.
- desi_ninja 5y agoPakistani is a war mongering unstable state. It will find a reason regardless
- lifeplusplus 5y agoblanket statements really show off critical thinking, don't they?
- naruvimama 5y agoConsidering how often Pakistan calls for nuclear war or it addresses Osama as a martyr, I would put it along side North Korea in terms of a global threat.
- lifeplusplus 5y agoLast I remember when Indian elections were near, it was India that attacked Pak, but failed and its pilots got captured. Who were later returned without further escalation on Pak side. Pulling stunts like that and risking ww3 over elections would seem to indicate Indian govt to be a bigger threat to world peace. Not to mention complete disregard of human rights by occupying kashmir and oppressing natives there.
- 0xFFFE 5y agoSounds like a movie script.
- lifeplusplus 5y agohttps://www.reddit.com/r/worldnews/comments/avpz7y/pakistan_will_release_indian_pilot_abhinandan/ https://www.reddit.com/r/worldnews/comments/avpz7y/pakistan_...
- naruvimama 5y agoWeak states use terrorism. Strong states respond with military force.
- jamesmishra 5y agoBoth India and Pakistan already have nuclear weapons and capable delivery systems. I don't see how the peaceful pursuit of nuclear energy could make anything worse
- yosito 5y agoIf the nuclear force becomes unbalanced, anything could happen.
- lifeplusplus 5y agowell if conflict breaks out then these would be potential target and nuclear react meltdown is easy to trigger and outcome are humanity ending
- jamesmishra 5y agoI'm no nuclear weapons expert, but I doubt that a peaceful nuclear reactor is going to be a top target. It might just be easier to nuke an enemy's cities and military bases.