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That's the view from one side of the fence, sorry.
by konart 5y ago
That's the view from one side of the fence, sorry.
- throwaway894345 5y agoThe side of the fence that’s being bombed for no reason. Good luck justifying that.
- konart 5y ago>no reason Again. Reason is something one has in this mind. You may find no reason where a different person sees one.
- avmich 5y agoYet the reason is an important subject, and in questions like that different reasoning lead to lost lives. So it's a serious, justifiable subject to discuss.
- michaelmrose 5y agoIf you can't supply one the logical conclusion is that there is no good reason and all the reasons that flow from simple observation are terribly unsupportable morally and legally. You know that. You are vague because giving a better answer is impossible and the actual answer is unpalatable.
- throwaway894345 5y agoI don’t find abstract philosophical arguments convincing.
- hef19898 5y agoEveryone bombs everyone, it seems. NATO bombed Serbia, Afghanistan, Iraq,... Sent "peacekeepers" to loads of African countries (funny enough those countries sit on tons of raw materials). Russia bombed Georgia (not the US state of Georgia), Ukraine. China isn't bombing as much with actual bombs for now, money seems to work just fine it seems. Saudi Arabia is bombing Yemen, Israel is bombing Palestine, while Palestine is bombing Israel. No need to justify any of that, because it all sucks and is ultimately utterly pointless. It does help so, to understand the other side. Because it makes it easier to find a solution that doesn't lead to all out war between nuclear powers. And no, I don't consider just handing Ukraine to Putin to be that solution. Or Taiwan to China, as far as that is concerned.