Riley26
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"...for he is God's servant for your good. But if you do wrong, be afraid, for he does not bear the sword in vain. For he is the servant of God, an avenger who carries out God's wrath on the wrongdoer."
I didn't read all the posts so I hope I'm not repeating. I think the pope is speaking of nuclear weapons because Korea and Iran are the big topics in world news. Lighten up....I think you guys are suffering from post maryland gun grabber syndrome or something��
I didn't read all the posts so I hope I'm not repeating. I think the pope is speaking of nuclear weapons because Korea and Iran are the big topics in world news. Lighten up....I think you guys are suffering from post maryland gun grabber syndrome or something��
Cain and Able, not David and Goliath.
I didn't read all the posts so I hope I'm not repeating. I think the pope is speaking of nuclear weapons because Korea and Iran are the big topics in world news. Lighten up....I think you guys are suffering from post maryland gun grabber syndrome or something��
By the same token, it's probable that the 70+ year gap from the last World War is because most major powers have nuclear weapons that can be delivered to an adversary in about as much time as it takes to make a box of Kraft Mac & Cheese. Sure there have been wars in confined geographic regions (e.g. Korea, Vietnam, the Middle East) involving the US, China, and/or Soviets/Russians at different times, but no global conflagrations with the major powers attacking each other. Peace through strength, with nuclear deterrence being a real thing.Nuclear weapons have only been used twice, and their use brought WWII to a swift end. If he is speaking of nuclear weapons, he has it way wrong. They finish wars, not start them.
because most major powers have nuclear weapons that can be delivered to an adversary in about as much time as it takes to make a box of Kraft Mac & Cheese.
with nuclear deterrence being a real thing.
I, in no way, was advocating nuclear proliferation to stateless entities or even two bit powers. As you said, they don't have much at stake, and likely have less checks to stop a vainglorious leader bent on making a historical statement.
However, my original point stands. We have had relative worldwide peace because the major players have nukes. What the current Pope is suggesting would lead to instability and greater conflict.
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