1. While in the short run Trump will push for friendlier relations with Russia, it's easy to imagine it backfiring leading to new tensions.
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Thank you Jeet for your provocative argument that war is bad
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I've often asked what, exactly, is it good for?
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also a good one on the perils of Russophobia https://www.thenation.com/article/the-perils-of-russophobia/ …
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Agreed. The shortsightedness of so many powerful people reminds me of Europe before 1914.
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But if we are *already* in a Cold War with them, no need to deny it.
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More likely Ptn success (globe divided up under sympathetic nationalist govs) will backfire - Eg US corporates eat R from inside
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You're assuming Trump wants to work for America's interests. W and Obama were stymied bc they ultimately, well, put America first
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I'd argue that both of them need each other as a common enemy, it's good for both economies at home. Cold or otherwise war = jobs.
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please try to bring more light to our policy choices what they perceive as hostile to russian security
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@HeerJeet party-political and Trump-hating agenda now driving US side of relations between two nuclear-armed powers w/history of violenceThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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