>>In other words, the "selectivity" of which country is OK and which is not is up to who?
>>It would seem reasonable that those countries wanting to deprive others of nuclear reactors for fear of making bombs ought themselves to be working at eliminating their own nuclear bombs.
>>We know that will never happen. There's just something wrong with the whole picture as things are now.
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>IMO, something is wrong when someone is not at all bothered when a country like Iran announces that Israel has to be wiped off the face of the world. But it bothers them of a possible actions that will stop the evil government from perpetrating the genocide.

Well in fact I am VERY bothered by statements like Iran's leader recently made. It is something that must be addressed by "the world".
We have examples where similar stances have apparently been successfully addressed. For instance, most of the Arab world used to have that posture vis-a-vis Isreal, and now they (mostly) say they don't. Including the non-nation of Palestine.
So I'd rather see discussions continue with Iran rather than see bombing missions, at least for the foreseeable future.

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