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I wonder what a war between super powers would look like. Presumably the nuclear option would be held in abeyance on MAD principles. Massed armies of civvies willing to line up to be shot doesn't seem feasible without a heck of a lot of motivation, dehumanising of the enemy and propaganda. Although recent wars, e.g. Yugoslavia got nasty quite quickly. Long range conventional bombing? Economic / internet battles instead? -
There are no super powers anymore.Originally posted by TimberWolf View PostI wonder what a war between super powers would look like
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Probably just a massive court case after one side patents the use of lethal force to settle international disputesOriginally posted by TimberWolf View PostI wonder what a war between super powers would look like. Presumably the nuclear option would be held in abeyance on MAD principles. Massed armies of civvies willing to line up to be shot doesn't seem feasible without a heck of a lot of motivation, dehumanising of the enemy and propaganda. Although recent wars, e.g. Yugoslavia got nasty quite quickly. Long range conventional bombing? Economic / internet battles instead?Coffee's for closersComment
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China? Is Russia no match for the US any more?Originally posted by AtW View PostThere are no super powers anymore.
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China won't enter war (unless it's about their own ships and Taiwan) and Russia won't enter because Putin's crooks keep their bank accounts in the west.Originally posted by TimberWolf View PostChina? Is Russia no match for the US any more?
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And as we both know if it's Russian it won't actually work.....Originally posted by AtW View PostChina won't enter war (unless it's about their own ships and Taiwan) and Russia won't enter because Putin's crooks keep their bank accounts in the west.
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[QUOTE=stek;1577140]And as we both know if it's Russian it won't actually work.....[/QUOTE
You can't say that, AtW will put your name on zee list.
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Are you talking to me?!?!?!Originally posted by ctdctd View PostOriginally posted by stek View PostAnd as we both know if it's Russian it won't actually work.....
You can't say that, AtW will put your name on zee list.
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Dad's Army would sort you out any day of the week.Originally posted by AtW View PostAre you talking to me?!?!?!
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