Peaceful, diplomatic solutions are, without question, the best choice in any situation, but where do you draw the line. Lets look at some very real, possibilities and hypotheticals. Lets suppose Iran becomes nuclearly viable. Lets suppose they start aiming those weapons at various nations and making wild threats. Suppose they fire off a couple of those weapons. Just when does a world leader, however unfortunate it may be, HAVE to say enough is enough something MUST be done?
Please do not get me wrong. i in no way advocate preemptive, preventative war with Iran. None of these hypotheticals have happened, hopefully they never will. Right now i trust that they won't. But, they are not out of the range of possibility. Where do you draw the line? Tough questions that any prospective world leader has to deal with.
"When all your friends and sedatives mean well but make it worse... better find yourself a place to level out."
Referring back to Kabong's machine gun in a crowd analogy and also Specifics thread...how would any of you feel if your family was the 'collateral damage'.? What if Bin Laden was holed up somewhere in your neighborhood? Is your life more equal than theirs? Would it be so easy for you to forgive and support people who blew your 2 children up? Or would you go fucking insane? Would you fight these people with everything you had? All you're doing is creating more Bin Laden's and suicide bombers.
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Please do not get me wrong. i in no way advocate preemptive, preventative war with Iran. None of these hypotheticals have happened, hopefully they never will. Right now i trust that they won't. But, they are not out of the range of possibility. Where do you draw the line? Tough questions that any prospective world leader has to deal with.
Man is least himself when he talks in his own person. Give him a mask, and he will tell you the truth.
-Oscar Wilde