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>" Sadly I suspect this case may end up at the supreme court and end up another victim of the removal of redress for the evil of the powerful." I find it deepl
by Log_out_ 2y ago
>" Sadly I suspect this case may end up at the supreme court and end up another victim of the removal of redress for the evil of the powerful."
I find it deeply ironic that such morally guided policy unravells a power projection machine only to then be replaced by another powers power projection machine void of values. A power that engages in values mimicry on the surface level and copies the colonial strategies it condemns. And in the end, the morally just but powerless are just written out of history. All the good intentions and they will have never existed.
Some kissinger minion will remove us from the internet archives to have a more correct history for the great leader. And lets not forget the physical, real disasters of antirealpolitics in Europe. Everyone scrambles to get nukes that idealists declared redundant.
In this game the moral and decent loose totally if they allow one player to gain enough power to flip the gameboard. Worser still the moral rightous ones become defacto usefool gamepieces rambling about "red lines & rules" of the opponents, while the littlefingers and kissingers play this game with one arm tied back. The blood in Ukraine is on your hands too, oh moral ones.
- jc6 2y agoNot really. Read Pareto's Circulation of the Elites. The mistake is assuming all those who have some amout of power all have the same agenda. Such a state is never possible purely because people's personalities, needs, values, environment exist in a wide spectrum. Littlefingers and kissengers loose something everytime they win. Its like a virus cant kill the host without killing itself.
- pjc50 2y agowhat?