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C'est La Vie, C'est La Guerre

Ladyparts • 1877 implied HN points • 22 Dec 23

🎭️ Culture War Peace Empathy Aggression

The post discusses thoughts on empathy, aggression, war, and peace in the context of a personal experience at the French border.
The author is sharing the essay for free for a limited time as a holiday gift to the readers, showcasing appreciation for the audience.
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Feminisation has consequences: II

Not On Your Team, But Always Fair • 1159 implied HN points • 30 Apr 23

📖 Philosophy Evolution Gender Society Culture Aggression

Evolution shapes different patterns of behavior in males and females.
Social species need cooperation through information exchange.
Feminisation in society can lead to increased aggression and undermine team dynamics.

World War 2 could learn something from Ukraine

Wood From Eden • 672 implied HN points • 03 Jan 24

🌍 World Politics War Diplomacy Conflict Allies Aggression

The aggressor must lose more from military action than they gain.
Using economic sanctions and diplomatic pressure can effectively counter aggression without resorting to war.
The outcome of conflicts like the Ukraine War shows the importance of international support and strategic responses to aggressors.

Open letter to Jeffrey Sachs on the Russia-Ukraine war

Brad DeLong's Grasping Reality • 530 implied HN points • 25 May 23

🌍 World Politics Russia Ukraine NATO International Law Aggression

Ukraine's history and agency should not be denied in discussions about the conflict
NATO membership for countries like Ukraine is a matter of security and preventing aggression
The importance of upholding Ukraine's sovereignty and rejecting divisive narratives

US bombing of Iraq and Syria is illegal aggression — Occupiers have no right to ‘self-defense’

Geopolitical Economy Report • 139 implied HN points • 29 Jun 21

🌍 World Politics Aggression Occupation International Law Sovereignty

The US believes it can bomb and occupy other countries without consequence, but people are resisting US hegemony globally.
US strikes on Iraq and Syria were illegal under international law as they were acts of aggression against sovereign nations.
The presence of US troops in Iraq and Syria is illegal, and the Pentagon's justification of self-defense is not valid under international law.

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