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| Rather than luring or conscripting more young people into the military and spending incomprehensible amounts of money to arm them, we should do what is right and rational: sit down with our "enemies," without preconditions, and talk. The commitments usually set unattainable goals as a precondition for their termination. The decade following the end of the Cold War witnessed some peaceful transitions to democracy in countries where the preconditions for democracy were in place. |
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