im willing to give that. everything ive lernd has been from a few wiki articals a while ago and a radio program.
however, i will say this. britan, france, russia, the usa, and china, all signed an agreement with the other countrys of the world to give up nuklear wepoens. it is the treaty with the most signtors, i belver. these 5 countrys (along with india, pakastan, and north korea), should give up there wepoens in line with the treaty. then, we would be at senario 2 that you gave, no one has nukes. and to me, that present infitnaly less chance of us all being vaporised.
i find (as, prahaps, i hope everyone else), all war apporhant, but axsept there are times when it may be nessesery, for a viraty of resons, but nukes, and cemical wepoens, and doubly so for biological wepoens, repsent a class of wepeons so destrctive that, to me, thay have no place on the battle field, or even on the negotating table, for use as a barganing chip
but, i will axspt that nations will be reluctient to give up nukes whilst other nations have them. however, nukes are very exspenive to maintane, and, indeed, replace. money witch could be much beter spent on a long list off things both social and milatery.
and, presuming im on the right thread, these, as well as not brakeing anther treaty (the test ban treaty), are, for me, exelent resons. but, also, to a large extent, moral. and, at the end of the day, if your off a diffrant moral mind set, we'll just end up agueing in circles.
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however, i will say this. britan, france, russia, the usa, and china, all signed an agreement with the other countrys of the world to give up nuklear wepoens. it is the treaty with the most signtors, i belver. these 5 countrys (along with india, pakastan, and north korea), should give up there wepoens in line with the treaty. then, we would be at senario 2 that you gave, no one has nukes. and to me, that present infitnaly less chance of us all being vaporised.
i find (as, prahaps, i hope everyone else), all war apporhant, but axsept there are times when it may be nessesery, for a viraty of resons, but nukes, and cemical wepoens, and doubly so for biological wepoens, repsent a class of wepeons so destrctive that, to me, thay have no place on the battle field, or even on the negotating table, for use as a barganing chip
but, i will axspt that nations will be reluctient to give up nukes whilst other nations have them. however, nukes are very exspenive to maintane, and, indeed, replace. money witch could be much beter spent on a long list off things both social and milatery.
and, presuming im on the right thread, these, as well as not brakeing anther treaty (the test ban treaty), are, for me, exelent resons. but, also, to a large extent, moral. and, at the end of the day, if your off a diffrant moral mind set, we'll just end up agueing in circles.