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Not sure if I have to pick a side. Usually there's some truth at both ends. :-) My point is, that chance of USSR-like regime in western Europe are pretty low,
by dzikimarian 5y ago
Not sure if I have to pick a side. Usually there's some truth at both ends. :-)
My point is, that chance of USSR-like regime in western Europe are pretty low, and being afraid to do anything, because it might be used by this hypothetical regime will probably cause more harm than good.
For eg. right now we're feeding Russia with money, which is guaranteed to be bad for us in the long run. I assume we are doing that, because it will be easier to find single scapegoat for nuclear plant failure, than for years of bad foreign politics.
- nl 5y ago> that chance of USSR-like regime in western Europe are pretty low Why? Surely if Brexit or Berlusconi or Le Pen or Orban or Erdogan shows us anything it shows how democratic outcomes are unpredictable, especially over the 50 year plus timeframe of a Nuclear Plant.