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I am a little confused. Is bombing a sovereign country under far-fetched excuse considered ok or not today?
by codedokode 1y ago
I am a little confused. Is bombing a sovereign country under far-fetched excuse considered ok or not today?
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- grugagag 1y agoFor the world I want to live in it is not. Seems surreal but maybe it’s not that world anymore, and I fear it will get worse.
- billfor 1y agoIt's OK.
- lwansbrough 1y agoWhat is far fetched about preventing Iran from developing a nuclear weapon?
- sealeck 1y agoLack of nuclear weapon.
- lwansbrough 1y agoYou can’t prevent them from developing a nuclear weapon if you wait until they have it. They were enriching uranium near weapons-grade levels. What more evidence do you need without seeing an actual assembled nuclear weapon?
- sealeck 1y agoI mean do you think the Iranian government is more incentivised to build a nuclear weapon before or after??
- cbg0 1y agoThe goal was to stop their progress, not reduce/increase incentives.
- PeterHolzwarth 1y agoThey've been pursuing nuclear weapons for decades, and bit by bit getting closer. A nuclear armed Iran would result in the rest of the middle east - most of which considers Iran a serious enemy - to pursue their own nuclear weapons program.
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- Ekaros 1y agoWhy not take moral upper hand and first destroy all of your own nuclear weapons?
- PeterHolzwarth 1y agoThere is nothing far-fetched about countering Iran's nuclear ambitions: they have been actively and blatantly pursuing it for decades. A nuclear armed Iran would quickly lead much of the middle east to pursue their own nuclear weapons programs to counter Iran: in that part of the world, Iran is considered a very serious enemy.