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See this is interesting to me. I tend to agree with you and I think I would be in the de-escalate camp. Now even if that group is in the minority, how large of
by jondeval 4y ago
See this is interesting to me. I tend to agree with you and I think I would be in the de-escalate camp.
Now even if that group is in the minority, how large of a minority would it have to be to at least question the 'guaranteed immediate strategic nuclear retaliation' assumption in our models and plans?
- pmoriarty 4y agoUnfortunately, pacifists tend to be killed or imprisoned by those who are willing to resort to violence. The weapons also tend to be in the hands of warmongers. Finally, and probably more importantly, if a nuclear attack was immanent, the US President has something like 5 minutes to decide on whether to launch a counterattack. The general population won't even have time to participate in this decision. They will just be wiped out along with everyone else.