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In reply to the discussion: A significant achievement of the human race: It succeeded in banning chemical weapons. [View all]Precisely
(358 posts)26. That's key. and would go back to the ban. Your OP
original point. Thanks for the thread. So maybe enforcement is -- or needs to be -- defined. Or needs to be redefined.
The comment about "not an excuse to commit other atrocities" fits.
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A significant achievement of the human race: It succeeded in banning chemical weapons. [View all]
blm
Sep 2013
OP
If we weren't totally selective about who we hold accountable for using them...
NuclearDem
Sep 2013
#1
No, it's best to enforce them judiciously and not to use them as an excuse commit other atrocities.
whatchamacallit
Sep 2013
#12
The treaty does not empower the US to act in retaliation, in fact is specifically leaves
Bluenorthwest
Sep 2013
#33
I know -- next year will mark a century since the Great War. No more living persons
anneboleyn
Sep 2013
#49