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And then something like Rwanda happens and everyone (quite rightly) asks why there was no intervention when everyone could see what was happening. Damned if yo
by brazzy 13y ago
And then something like Rwanda happens and everyone (quite rightly) asks why there was no intervention when everyone could see what was happening.
Damned if you do, damned if you don't. And simple answers to complex questions come with their own problems.
- userulluipeste 13y agoIt matters what kind of intervention are you getting into. You can step yourself up as a mediator and act to prevent the conflict escalation and to reduce the damages, or you can just hand weapons to one (or even to both) of the involved opposite camps that will most surely not prevent the conflict escalation or reduce any damages. ...but now, which option is more profitable?