The High Price of ``Peace``
"Those who keep calling for an end to the 'cycle of violence' are what make such violence more likely. 'World opinion' in general and the United Nations in particular can always be counted on to counsel 'restraint' in response to attacks and 'negotiations' in response to lethal threats... What that means is that those who start trouble will have a lower price to pay than if those they attacked were free to go all out in their counter-attack. Lowering the price to be paid by aggressors virtually guarantees more aggression."
Hoover Institute economist Thomas Sowell
(Curtesy of the Federalist)
Hoover Institute economist Thomas Sowell
(Curtesy of the Federalist)
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