Tibetan Hypothetical
Forget about Iraq. Forget about Afghanistan. If tomorrow, the President came on the radio and announced that:
"The liberation of the Tibetan people is a moral imperative," and
"The region is home to one of the world's most wretched cases of human injustice and civil rights abuses" and
"The United States will not stand by the bloodshed of decent people, be it in Asia or Nazi Germany," and
"The United States Armed Forces are being deployed to the region in order to defend the people of Tibet and quell Chinese aggression..."
...how many Americans with "Free Tibet" bumper stickers would replace them with stickers that read "War is Not the Answer?"
"The liberation of the Tibetan people is a moral imperative," and
"The region is home to one of the world's most wretched cases of human injustice and civil rights abuses" and
"The United States will not stand by the bloodshed of decent people, be it in Asia or Nazi Germany," and
"The United States Armed Forces are being deployed to the region in order to defend the people of Tibet and quell Chinese aggression..."
...how many Americans with "Free Tibet" bumper stickers would replace them with stickers that read "War is Not the Answer?"
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