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I think it's worth refining that statement. It's not really the overuse and weariness, it's the lack of boundaries and limitations that causes abuses and maladj
by wahsd 11y ago
I think it's worth refining that statement. It's not really the overuse and weariness, it's the lack of boundaries and limitations that causes abuses and maladjusted behaviors. Just like any spoiled brat with too much money and too few boundaries, the military has always acted out. It is why we are constantly at war and there has never really been a time in American history when we have not been in one stage or anther of instigating, agitating, or engaging in war.
What do we do when, e.g., China starts applying our own principles and logic and they start sending in elite troops to assassinate, sabotage, and undermine our society and interests abroad? Anyone ever think past step A? The problem is we get stuck on step A because we think A stands for America.
- jallmann 11y ago> I think it's worth refining that statement That's not a refinement; it's an ill-posed generalization based on misinformation and speculation. Please don't do that. The responses to this article have been on-topic and clear-headed; let's keep it that way, instead of delving into predictable and boring politicking.