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Political Philosophy

Doesn’t a “preemptive strike” philosophy, when followed by all parties to its logical conclusion, dictate that we must all attack each other immediately?

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  1. Only if the other parties are an immediate threat. If not, nobody attacks.

    Pyerezvon

    • I guess it depends on how one defines “immediate threat”. That phrase gets thrown around far too easily today, I think. But in a reasonable world, you’re totally right.

      I always find myself wondering what life would be like if people behaved like nations. I hear my neighbor is going to buy a gun to defend himself in case of an attack, so I go over and shoot him first? Weird.

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