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Not one of our presidents, least of all this lunatic, can resist starting wars
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Matt Taibbi (United States) | Apr 13, 2026
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The consistent pattern of our leaders starting wars suggests a systemic issue in governance that demands urgent reform to prioritize peace over aggression.
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Labeling presidents as 'lunatics' oversimplifies the strategic calculations behind military actions, which often involve deep national interests and pressures.
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Criticizing our leaders for war decisions ignores the complex geopolitical realities that often compel nations to engage in conflict for their own security.
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While it is easy to label leaders as 'insane,' we must consider the broader historical context that shapes their decisions on warfare and international relations.
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The relentless pursuit of war by our leaders demonstrates a failure to prioritize diplomacy, leading to unnecessary human suffering and global instability.
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