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> And a number of NATO members need to rapidly become nuclear capable I don't think we should cheer the end of non-proliferation in the long run.
by pjc50 6mo ago
> And a number of NATO members need to rapidly become nuclear capable
I don't think we should cheer the end of non-proliferation in the long run.
- llm_nerd 6mo agoHow does my post in any way "cheer" the end of non-proliferation? It is a simple statement of fact that there have been geopolitical changes that demand nuclear armaments for any sovereign nation that wants to remain so. There was a detente that is gone, and it is very much every nation for itself. There are a dozen+ nuclear capable -- almost overnight -- nations, for whom the inputs have dramatically and irreversibly changed. These nations will, with utter certainty, go from non-nuclear one day to nuclear-armed the next.