It's the experience of those who have seen war that there are no 'good' wars. Beyond that, a third world war is an impossibility now. That's a totally different conversation.ZeroAX wrote:I think Yahtzee put it best. We really need a good WW3
What we really need is some kind of collective hardship or obstacle for the country to unite and overcome together, to restore that common ground that makes debate and compromise possible. Everything in the US is so polarized right now, to the point that it is more important to disagree with your opponent then actually have your own stance.
I have no clue what could do that, though. It briefly happened after 9/11 - everyone was falling over themselves for awhile to work together. But the opportunistic administration in place at the time created an untenable situation wherein this infighting and flag waving was a foregone conclusion.

