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Historically bombing civilians has always galvanised the public against the enemy more than it 'demoralises' them. For instance the bombing of England during W
by JimTheMan 2y ago
Historically bombing civilians has always galvanised the public against the enemy more than it 'demoralises' them.
For instance the bombing of England during WW2 didn't break their will to fight. The fire bombing of 95% of Japan's cities didn't diminish their will to fight either.
And let's not forget the vietnam war... didn't seem to be effective for the US...
Bombing civilians rarely achieves any war goals and may actually have the opposite affect.
- snailmailstare 2y ago[flagged]
- snailmailstare 2y agoApparently the delusion of exceptionalism affecting physics didn't die with the entirely equatable Afghanistan experiences or am I supposed to take something else from silent down votes?