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You think there's a game theory scenario in the book where France launches a nuclear weapon at mainland USA over a land dispute between them and Denmark?
by easytiger 6mo ago
You think there's a game theory scenario in the book where France launches a nuclear weapon at mainland USA over a land dispute between them and Denmark?
- jacquesm 6mo agoWould you like to find out? See, this is what is so dumb about this: you are treating this as if it is some kind of board game. It is exactly why the US gets into these messes over and over again, the incredible overconfidence that because they somehow have battlefield superiority they can do whatever they want. You are exemplifying precisely where the rot in the USA is located.
- vrganj 6mo agoFrance has the only first strike nuclear doctrine in the world, with the specific policy of shooting nukes to "protect it's vital interests", a term Macron has recently clarified "has a European dimension". Make of that what you will, but if I were you I wouldn't go around poking the hornets nest that has an explicit sign "these hornets will sting" attached to it.
- easytiger 6mo agoHow is Greenland a vital interest to France? Especially in the context of initiating a nuclear war with a friendly nation?
- vrganj 6mo agoEurope is of vital interest to France, as is not letting American imperialists touch it. A nation that invades us is not friendly.
- jamincan 6mo agoShould I give you a pass for only pulling a ten from my wallet when you mug me? Or do I defend myself knowing that next time you'll be taking more?
- easytiger 6mo agoSo you don't want to answer the question?
- Jensson 6mo agoNATO dictates that an attack on any NATO nation should be seen as an attack on every nation, so yeah.