Jeez dude how many communities are you going to post this in?
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If you haven't watched it:
https://archive.org/details/threads_202007
I thought the movie was just okay, a lot of people say it had an effect on how they view war.
War is bleak, and everyone loses.
Unless youβre on the other side of the world and unharmed and make a killing on resupplying the affected countries. Looking at you, MIC America.
The bankers finance both the weapons used for wars and the rebuilding of cities and armies afterwards. It's one of the most profitable activities in the world.
The only two risks stopping humans from waging nuclear war is A> the likelihood that the humans who start it would lose power over their people and B> cleanup of affected territory is incredibly expensive.