Over the Hedge by T Lewis and Michael Fry for November 06, 2023

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    Cpeckbourlioux  7 months ago

    So is it.

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    nosirrom  7 months ago

    That question was answered in 1969.

    https://www.youtube.Com/watch?v=01-2pNCZiNk

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    nancyb creator 7 months ago

    It’s a lose-lose situation.

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    Ellis97  7 months ago

    Why can’t we all just live in peace and harmony?

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    RitaGB  7 months ago

    Same result, with or without war. But it would be a lot nicer to avoid that particular cause.

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    bluephrog  7 months ago

    Some are shot with bullets/some go down in flames/but most will die inch by inch/playing at petty games

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    ajr58(1)  7 months ago

    Was it Gandhi or MLK who observed that The problem with “eye for an eye,” is that sooner or later everyone is blind

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    James Deveney Premium Member 7 months ago

    We are like a wound that doesn’t heal?

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    Chithing Premium Member 7 months ago

    We’re worse than the Klingons.

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    Steverino Premium Member 7 months ago

    War doesn’t determine who’s right, only who’s left.

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    watcheratthewell  7 months ago

    Maybe not “everyone” – but it certainly thins the herd

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    syzygy47  7 months ago

    The Israelis could “turn the other cheek”, but Hamas and the other Arabs would not tire of slapping cheeks, more literally until the last Jew was dead.

    That said, in WW2, “Bomber” Harris of the RAF stated the policy of including civilians as targets, not only demoralize and disrupt industry, but to encourage an uprising pointing to lesser ones that occurred in WW1.

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    Doug K  7 months ago

    If only that one group of humans would just let themselves be exterminated by the other side of “humans”.

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    cmxx  7 months ago

    Everyone dies anyway. But apparently most of the eager and willing war pushers anticipate no merit/glory/adulation/winning in merely living as good a life as they can until then.

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    leemorse9777  7 months ago

    Eye for an eye is just a one step process. The eye of someone who does something wrong. He or she does not get to collect an eye for punishment that is deserved. There’s not a lot of thieves or repeat one in the middle east where they cut off the hand that steals. Same thing with rape.

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    Stephen Gilberg  7 months ago

    Healthy minds hate war, but smart minds don’t hold both sides of a war equally accountable.

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    eb110americana  7 months ago

    War is what happens when deadly, destructive armaments are commanded by the mind of a child. There are rational ways to solve problems without murder and blasting each other back to the stone age—but like 2 siblings at each other’s throats, “rational” has nothing to do with it.

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    oish  7 months ago

    The more we kill each other the fewer of us they’ll be

    When my friends kill your friends and you friends kill my friends

    The more we kill each other the fewer of us they’ll be

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    eddi-TBH  7 months ago

    “War! Uh Huh! What is it good for?…” Population thinning.

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    eddi-TBH  7 months ago

    War leads the Four. Famine and Plague get the survivors. And Death claims all the credit.

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    donut reply  7 months ago

    Here’s an idea! Start every meeting to solve issues with a joke told by each of the parties involved. International issues, congress, labor strike talks. Everyone starts with a lighter heart and a more open mind.

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