There's a difference between "support" and "willing to fight and die". I take your argument seriously. To a large extent it's simply a fact that a country popu

There's a difference between "support" and "willing to fight and die". I take your argument seriously. To a large extent it's simply a fact that a country populated by people willing to die on its behalf will outlast a country whose citizens lack that quality. My point is that that's not a moral observation. It has nothing to do with "deserve". We can imagine a pacifistic country focused on art and technology that is conquered by a country of brutal philistine knuckle-draggers focused on war. Does the latter country "deserve" to conquer the former?