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That seems pretty disingenuous given that the Great Depression was the lynchpin for World War 2 which directly resulted in the deaths of 75 million people.
by forgotmylogin2 6y ago
That seems pretty disingenuous given that the Great Depression was the lynchpin for World War 2 which directly resulted in the deaths of 75 million people.
- crowbahr 6y agoThat's a cherry picking fallacy and unrelated to the effects of the Great Recession. We do not live in a 1930s world of belligerent alliances itching for a chance to bloody someone up. Wars between the big powers are now economic and political. Nobody wants nuclear annihilation.