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You can not make peace by war.
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but eventually you can set favourable preconditions. And in the end, war is not about peace, but about defeating the enemy and breaking his neck.
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I don't think you would either SB, dispite your words.
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Don't be too sure of that. I am damn serious, due to some bad things I have seen.
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No, I intentionally left it out, since these events were no civil unrests or riots or opression by authority, as you mentioned them and by that declared them to be outside a context of raging battle and war, but having been the deciding battles to wipe out an enemy once and for all, and thus were war.
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then Dresden and Stalingrad also must be considered as being "riots". I assume that makes Allied bomber pilots and Wehrmacht units nothing more than riot police. 
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No, it may be as tough as hell being a bomber pilot, be he certainly isn't rioting in the
cockpit.
To quote my self from earlier:
For me the point of talking in debate is to find what the ideas of others are, construct
my own ideas from them and to have my ideas challenged, tested and occasionally even
changed. That means there is almost always a point for me.
What is the point for you, and why isn't it there anymore?