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Yeah, there's complex ethical discussions here about, just as you described.

Yeah, there's complex ethical discussions here about, just as you described.

Yeah, there's complex ethical discussions here about, just as you described.

Which are fascinating. And war is hell. And there's many ways in which it is hell. just for a little bit to steal man what Daryl is, where he might be coming from, is since World War II, the simplistic veneration of Churchill sort of saying Churchill good, Hitler bad, has been used as a template to project onto other conflicts to justify military intervention.

Which are fascinating. And war is hell. And there's many ways in which it is hell. just for a little bit to steal man what Daryl is, where he might be coming from, is since World War II, the simplistic veneration of Churchill sort of saying Churchill good, Hitler bad, has been used as a template to project onto other conflicts to justify military intervention.

Which are fascinating. And war is hell. And there's many ways in which it is hell. just for a little bit to steal man what Daryl is, where he might be coming from, is since World War II, the simplistic veneration of Churchill sort of saying Churchill good, Hitler bad, has been used as a template to project onto other conflicts to justify military intervention.

And so his general, his and other people like libertarians, for example, resistance to that overly simplistic veneration of somebody like Churchill, has to do with the fact that that seems to be by neocons and warmongers in the military industrial complex in the United States and elsewhere, using Hitler way too much, using Churchill way too much to justify invading everywhere and anywhere.

And so his general, his and other people like libertarians, for example, resistance to that overly simplistic veneration of somebody like Churchill, has to do with the fact that that seems to be by neocons and warmongers in the military industrial complex in the United States and elsewhere, using Hitler way too much, using Churchill way too much to justify invading everywhere and anywhere.

And so his general, his and other people like libertarians, for example, resistance to that overly simplistic veneration of somebody like Churchill, has to do with the fact that that seems to be by neocons and warmongers in the military industrial complex in the United States and elsewhere, using Hitler way too much, using Churchill way too much to justify invading everywhere and anywhere.

In 1939, what was the state of the militaries? What were the most powerful militaries on the world stage at that time?

In 1939, what was the state of the militaries? What were the most powerful militaries on the world stage at that time?

In 1939, what was the state of the militaries? What were the most powerful militaries on the world stage at that time?

And we should say that Mussolini, maybe you can correct me, but I don't think at any point he wants a war.

And we should say that Mussolini, maybe you can correct me, but I don't think at any point he wants a war.

And we should say that Mussolini, maybe you can correct me, but I don't think at any point he wants a war.

And I think you make clear that he was, I mean, there's always like this little brother jealous of Hitler kind of situation because he wanted absolute power. The way Hitler did. But doesn't have it. Doesn't have it. Because it's a king. Yeah, there's a... Monarchy. Often forgotten. It's amazing. So there's always this limit. And Hitler quite brilliantly, once he gets some power, he takes it all.

And I think you make clear that he was, I mean, there's always like this little brother jealous of Hitler kind of situation because he wanted absolute power. The way Hitler did. But doesn't have it. Doesn't have it. Because it's a king. Yeah, there's a... Monarchy. Often forgotten. It's amazing. So there's always this limit. And Hitler quite brilliantly, once he gets some power, he takes it all.

And I think you make clear that he was, I mean, there's always like this little brother jealous of Hitler kind of situation because he wanted absolute power. The way Hitler did. But doesn't have it. Doesn't have it. Because it's a king. Yeah, there's a... Monarchy. Often forgotten. It's amazing. So there's always this limit. And Hitler quite brilliantly, once he gets some power, he takes it all.

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