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Maybe because war is terrible and no one wants it? Especially if it means protecting private companies’ revenues.
by EtienneK 9mo ago
Maybe because war is terrible and no one wants it? Especially if it means protecting private companies’ revenues.
- solenoid0937 9mo agoThere is always a cost/benefit done for these decisions, it is never as simple as "war as terrible so we just shouldn't do war."
- solarengineer 9mo agoThe benefits definitely do not accrue to you, though. There is no direct or indirect benefit to you supporting the invasion of another country where you can now bomb locals with impunity.