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So the new neocon tactics here are...

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There was nothing wrong with my question, it didn't ignore his post either. I was trying to put his post in context. Both are against this war. I was asking if they will always be against war. Simple question.

CkG

In context of what? He is arguing actually for the need of a consensus for going to war and that a single entity deciding, might not always be the best thing. That could imply that unanimous decicios for or against war are better.
So again, what context?
 
Originally posted by: InfectedMushroom
There was nothing wrong with my question, it didn't ignore his post either. I was trying to put his post in context. Both are against this war. I was asking if they will always be against war. Simple question.

CkG

In context of what? He is arguing actually for the need of a consensus for going to war and that a single entity deciding, might not always be the best thing. That could imply that unanimous decicios for or against war are better.
So again, what context?

I wasn't asking you genius. The point is gone.

CkG
 
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