>>>>Europe has fought so many wars and lost so many human lifes and the past centuries, that it is tired to fight. It mainly uses diplomacy to solve conflicts and tries to unite nations (birth of EU) before conflicts can occur.
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>>>>Whether this is always the best choice is something I cannot judge, but I'm not a big supporter of the agressive and easy way that the US is reaching to take up the arms either.
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>>>>Walter,
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>>>Europe didn't have a war for 60 years. How could your generation get tired if you never fought?
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>>I've met a number of British now living here in Canada who were born after WWII. When a fire alarm or other siren goes off, believe me, they take it far more seriously than we who were born here. No they didn't experience the air raids directly, but if you think that the psychology of it is not passed on through the generations, then you aren't looking at it nearly deeply enough.
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>Are you kidding?

That's your reply? You think that kind of thing is not passed down as part of the psychology and the culture?

Come on. You can do better than that. Are you disagreeing with my observations.