Would You Support War Against Russia?

[Aaron]

[Dylan]

Prof's standard was that a government uses coercion to stay in power against the will of the population.

That is obviously not the case in the US. We vote. We have transfers of power. We have a deeply flawed political system, but it is representative and we have a say.

Dharma is incapable of tying the incarceration rate to any such coercion as described by Prof, thus dharma is punting and dodging to avoid the reality that his argument is illogical and ungrounded in reality.

[Dylan]

[gla22]

[gla22]

Also wasn't NATOs bombing campaign in the Kosovo war a violation of international law and the sovereignty of Yugoslavia?

Someone correct me if I'm wrong.

[Dylan]

[exploited]

[Dylan]

Like I said, warranted from a Machiavellian sense but still not legitimate.

[exploited]

[Dylan]

Disagree. It's not just intl law, it's just basic common sense.

Intervening to kill an asshole who murders innocents all over the world and is being harbored by another nation? Fine.

Intervening because you dislike a political shift that resulted in your favored henchman being removed? Normatively, that is clearly objectionable.

I know the US does it too.