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Could a diplomatic solution have been found that stopped short of war? If so, who bears the most fault for failing to find that solution?
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Could a diplomatic solution have been found that stopped short of war? If so, who bears the most fault for failing to find that solution?
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Could a diplomatic solution have been found that stopped short of war? If so, who bears the most fault for failing to find that solution?
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okay but honestly who even cares what the answer is, we’re all going to die anyways
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