The war in Iran (or whose war is it anyways?)

[Rigby5]

The solution to the situation with Iran is that someone should just give Iran a couple of nukes and call it over.
North Korea had hundreds, so could easily give up a few.

 

[sear]

"bones" Donald Trump, S2 #320

Kimmel calls Trump Napoleon Bonespur. [spelling may need revision]

"The solution to the situation with Iran is that someone should just give Iran a couple of nukes and call it over.
North Korea had hundreds, so could easily give up a few." R5 #321

I'm not sure that's the ideal solution, BUT !
I'm not sure there is an ideal solution here.

We can apply insight from the fable of Pandora's Box.

R5, your #321 inspires me to consider:
the intention seems to be oriented toward limiting nuclear weapons proliferation, particularly among notorious bad actors.
Seems sensible to me. BUT !!

At what cost?

It's not insensible to insure the "cure" is not worse than the disease.
And Trump's "cure" already includes the reported loss of over 100 Iranian school girls.

And so far, what have we gotten from the Trump administration about it? - oops - ?

 

[Rigby5]

Kimmel calls Trump Napoleon Bonespur. [spelling may need revision]


I'm not sure that's the ideal solution, BUT !
I'm not sure there is an ideal solution here.

We can apply insight from the fable of Pandora's Box.

R5, your #321 inspires me to consider:
the intention seems to be oriented toward limiting nuclear weapons proliferation, particularly among notorious bad actors.
Seems sensible to me. BUT !!

At what cost?

It's not insensible to insure the "cure" is not worse than the disease.
And Trump's "cure" already includes the reported loss of over 100 Iranian school girls.

And so far, what have we gotten from the Trump administration about it? - oops - ?

Since the US is the only one who ever considered deliberately wiping out whole cities of civilians with nukes, then it seems to me that the US is the only problem.
And to reduce the US being a nuclear problem, the only solution seems to be that as many other nations as possible need to also have nukes.
Only the treat of retaliation seems to have stopped nuked from being used by us again.

As fossil fuel runs out in 100 years, all countries will be enriching uranium for nuclear power, so eventually it will be a non-issue.

To me, the US is about the only real "bad actor".
For example, we would not allow Vietnam to elect their liberating hero as president, and killed 3 million Vietnamese in order to stop it.