Nuclear proliferation: will development of nuclear weapons fuel a third world war?
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Posted by Mdear Mar 4th, 2012 at 2:56AM
No. Declaring major nuclear war would be a complete economic disaster, especially considering that the world uses US t-bonds to trade for stuff (oil including); every country's investments would be completely worthless if confidence in t-bills tanked. And that confidence is tied up in chinese, russian, european, and US assets. So, those big countries can't really go to war with one another in the traditional bang-and-boom way unless they found a place to funnel all of that capital. That would take years and years to complete.
I think little cold wars will become more common, though.
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Posted by artbandit Mar 4th, 2012 at 2:23AM
its you again... unlikely... its not so much about who has the biggest bombs...China already owns the world.
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Reply by Violet1026 Mar 4th, 2012 at 2:25AM
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Posted by 2horny4myowngood Mar 4th, 2012 at 2:22AM
I think so , one angry dictator /. authoritarian leader who wants to send a message to the free world just has to ignite one nuclear warhead for issues to start arising. america would be against whoever ignited the warhead most likely ( unless it's an ally to which we would just wag our collective finger ). but chances our nations in the middle east and potentially china depending on the reason for such a weapon being ignite may side with the " evil " leader. that gets us into a big divide on whether america has the right to tell other nations what to do ...side pile up against each other and we have a situation eerily reminiscent of the crisis that is eerily reminiscent of world war 1 which much bigger ramifications. only difference is nuclear war is serious and if we engaged in nuclear war we can pretty much guarantee the end of humanity .
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Reply by Violet1026 Mar 4th, 2012 at 2:29AM
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