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Lots of whistling past the graveyard here IMO. Putin got what he wanted in Syria. This might all blow up in his face m, but it’s a real stretch to believe that Ukraine births Habermas’ EU Army to defend virtue. Bosnia didn’t do that; I’m not persuaded this will be different.
I'm honestly not convinced it would either, but I think it *could* - it wouldn't be the first time in history a country that didn't seem headed for war 'went mad together' (to borrow a B5 quote) when it came to it. My point is the uncertainty.
I am reminded that the Romans started a war with a recent ally which would last 23 years, cost a couple hundred thousand lives, break Syracuse & redefine the balance of power in the Western Med...over the autonomy of small town occupied by an even smaller band of mercenaries.
And over no great political feeling either - the Senate split on the question and so the issue went to a vote of the assembly without Senate instruction; a vote of 'eh, might as well, I guess.'
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, especially the reminder that the use of force (in this case contemplating Russian military action in Ukraine) can cause lots of unpredictable changes in all sorts of impacted countries.