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To: fwdude

Why would we want to avoid it turning deadly?


16 posted on 04/10/2018 9:11:30 AM PDT by The Toll
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To: The Toll
Why would we want to avoid it turning deadly?

Good point. It wouldn't even have to come at our own hands. Just erect a blockade to keep the HIV drugs from being transported to Soyland. There goes half their population in a few years.

31 posted on 04/10/2018 9:17:20 AM PDT by fwdude (History has no 'sides;' you're thinking of geometry.)
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To: The Toll

LoL

Clean the weeds eh


34 posted on 04/10/2018 9:17:30 AM PDT by wardaddy (As a southerner I've never trusted the Grand Old Party.....any questions?)
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To: The Toll

There are a lot of reasons peace is better.

First of all, the battle plans never survive contact with the enemy. Civil War is the messiest of all wars, sometimes literally with neighbor against neighbor. And, as our Civil War showed, the maps which showed who sided with who could never be trusted. Would you want to be a Union soldier in rural Kentucky?—The map was not the territory.

Second, the scale of war and the variety of weapons are much much greater now. It could get way out of control and the results totally unpredictable.


36 posted on 04/10/2018 9:18:59 AM PDT by cgbg (Hidden behind the social justice warrior mask is corruption and sexual deviance.)
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To: The Toll

Because it won’t go down the way many people thought it would. Imagine towns being bombed by UK pilots. The left would not hesitate to call in foreign forces.


174 posted on 04/10/2018 1:14:45 PM PDT by stellaluna
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