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3 years ago
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During the Cold War, some people accepted the inevitability of a nuclear war and tried to plan for it. Many people objected that

this type of thinking desensitized leaders, making them more likely to start a nuclear war with casualties of 20 – 50 million Americans and as many Russians. Which position makes sense to you? Why?
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Colt1911 [192]3 years ago
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During the Cold War, some people accepted the inevitability of a nuclear war and tried to plan for it. Many people objected that this type of thinking desensitized leaders, making them more likely to start a nuclear war with casualties of 20 – 50 million Americans and as many Russians. Which position makes sense to you? Why

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