Quote (Santara @ Sep 29 2022 12:05pm)
Stanislav Petrov in 1983 and Vasily Arkhipov in 1962.
Even better, because both of these are instances which don't result from Soviet nuclear policy, but are human and computer errors.
America's use of weapons and open threats of use are driven by a nuclear policy that is a longstanding, carefully planned out series of decisions held mostly constant from admin to admin.
Quote (Santara @ Sep 29 2022 12:05pm)
I'm not biting on the rest of your tripe. Completely irrelevant to whether Russia is in the wrong or not.
Ah, so you get to frame the US's insane and apocalyptic nuclear policy as part of a benevolent worldwide framework supporting Freedom And Democracy, and if anyone pushes back on that naive understanding of American goals and two-day-old history it's irrelevant.
Convenient.
This post was edited by kusotarre1 on Sep 29 2022 01:16pm