nonsequitur of war
#16
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"Hatunen" wrote in message
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> On Wed, 5 Mar 2003 09:23:17 -0800, "Marc" wrote:
> Myself, I didn't claim the French were better off, but I think someone
> did. But if you want to play "what-if", consider that without the wars
> the old enmity between Germany and France would have lingered. Even
> before WW1 France wanted revenge against Germany, along with its
> German-appropriated provinces of Alsace and Lorraine, as a result of
> the losses of 1971. Because of the two wars neither Germany nor France
> wants revenge or war at all.
> In fact, one can argue that Europe is now at peace within itself,
> after frequent wars dating back to the Romans, precisely because of
> the horrors of WW, parts 1 and 2. It's an ill wind, etc.
In general I agree. This might be a good time to start trying something
different.
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> On Wed, 5 Mar 2003 09:23:17 -0800, "Marc" wrote:
> Myself, I didn't claim the French were better off, but I think someone
> did. But if you want to play "what-if", consider that without the wars
> the old enmity between Germany and France would have lingered. Even
> before WW1 France wanted revenge against Germany, along with its
> German-appropriated provinces of Alsace and Lorraine, as a result of
> the losses of 1971. Because of the two wars neither Germany nor France
> wants revenge or war at all.
> In fact, one can argue that Europe is now at peace within itself,
> after frequent wars dating back to the Romans, precisely because of
> the horrors of WW, parts 1 and 2. It's an ill wind, etc.
In general I agree. This might be a good time to start trying something
different.
#17
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> No person who is interested in
> politics and history can consider themselves educated if they have not
read
> Das Capital.
When are they bringing out the movie?
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DFM
> politics and history can consider themselves educated if they have not
read
> Das Capital.
When are they bringing out the movie?
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DFM




