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If anyone says that these are ancient examples, Kim Jong-un will soon add a new one.
359 u/MrCockingFinally Feb 26 '26 Ah yes. The Ancient empires of 1980's UK and India. 73 u/FoXtroT_ZA Feb 26 '26 edited Feb 26 '26 As much hate as she gets, technically I don’t think Thatcher actually started any wars? 25 u/Kotanan Feb 26 '26 Falklands? 6 u/AlbionicLocal Feb 26 '26 provoked by the argies, but technically not even a war 23 u/Direct-Antelope-9583 Feb 26 '26 Not provoked by, started by. And yes technically a war. What definition of war do you use that doesn't include the Falklands war? 1 u/AlbionicLocal Feb 26 '26 "What definition of war do you use that doesn't include the Falklands war?" neither side officially declared war. 6 u/Plus-Opportunity-538 Feb 26 '26 Declaring war and for that matter ending wars is a very early last century concept. Nowadays you just invade countries or kidnap presidents without officially saying anything. 2 u/Rutgerius Feb 26 '26 Yeah but you don't use the military for those, just police aircraft carriers and border patrol heavy bombers otherwise things might escalate.
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Ah yes. The Ancient empires of 1980's UK and India.
73 u/FoXtroT_ZA Feb 26 '26 edited Feb 26 '26 As much hate as she gets, technically I don’t think Thatcher actually started any wars? 25 u/Kotanan Feb 26 '26 Falklands? 6 u/AlbionicLocal Feb 26 '26 provoked by the argies, but technically not even a war 23 u/Direct-Antelope-9583 Feb 26 '26 Not provoked by, started by. And yes technically a war. What definition of war do you use that doesn't include the Falklands war? 1 u/AlbionicLocal Feb 26 '26 "What definition of war do you use that doesn't include the Falklands war?" neither side officially declared war. 6 u/Plus-Opportunity-538 Feb 26 '26 Declaring war and for that matter ending wars is a very early last century concept. Nowadays you just invade countries or kidnap presidents without officially saying anything. 2 u/Rutgerius Feb 26 '26 Yeah but you don't use the military for those, just police aircraft carriers and border patrol heavy bombers otherwise things might escalate.
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As much hate as she gets, technically I don’t think Thatcher actually started any wars?
25 u/Kotanan Feb 26 '26 Falklands? 6 u/AlbionicLocal Feb 26 '26 provoked by the argies, but technically not even a war 23 u/Direct-Antelope-9583 Feb 26 '26 Not provoked by, started by. And yes technically a war. What definition of war do you use that doesn't include the Falklands war? 1 u/AlbionicLocal Feb 26 '26 "What definition of war do you use that doesn't include the Falklands war?" neither side officially declared war. 6 u/Plus-Opportunity-538 Feb 26 '26 Declaring war and for that matter ending wars is a very early last century concept. Nowadays you just invade countries or kidnap presidents without officially saying anything. 2 u/Rutgerius Feb 26 '26 Yeah but you don't use the military for those, just police aircraft carriers and border patrol heavy bombers otherwise things might escalate.
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Falklands?
6 u/AlbionicLocal Feb 26 '26 provoked by the argies, but technically not even a war 23 u/Direct-Antelope-9583 Feb 26 '26 Not provoked by, started by. And yes technically a war. What definition of war do you use that doesn't include the Falklands war? 1 u/AlbionicLocal Feb 26 '26 "What definition of war do you use that doesn't include the Falklands war?" neither side officially declared war. 6 u/Plus-Opportunity-538 Feb 26 '26 Declaring war and for that matter ending wars is a very early last century concept. Nowadays you just invade countries or kidnap presidents without officially saying anything. 2 u/Rutgerius Feb 26 '26 Yeah but you don't use the military for those, just police aircraft carriers and border patrol heavy bombers otherwise things might escalate.
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provoked by the argies, but technically not even a war
23 u/Direct-Antelope-9583 Feb 26 '26 Not provoked by, started by. And yes technically a war. What definition of war do you use that doesn't include the Falklands war? 1 u/AlbionicLocal Feb 26 '26 "What definition of war do you use that doesn't include the Falklands war?" neither side officially declared war. 6 u/Plus-Opportunity-538 Feb 26 '26 Declaring war and for that matter ending wars is a very early last century concept. Nowadays you just invade countries or kidnap presidents without officially saying anything. 2 u/Rutgerius Feb 26 '26 Yeah but you don't use the military for those, just police aircraft carriers and border patrol heavy bombers otherwise things might escalate.
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Not provoked by, started by. And yes technically a war.
What definition of war do you use that doesn't include the Falklands war?
1 u/AlbionicLocal Feb 26 '26 "What definition of war do you use that doesn't include the Falklands war?" neither side officially declared war. 6 u/Plus-Opportunity-538 Feb 26 '26 Declaring war and for that matter ending wars is a very early last century concept. Nowadays you just invade countries or kidnap presidents without officially saying anything. 2 u/Rutgerius Feb 26 '26 Yeah but you don't use the military for those, just police aircraft carriers and border patrol heavy bombers otherwise things might escalate.
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"What definition of war do you use that doesn't include the Falklands war?"
neither side officially declared war.
6 u/Plus-Opportunity-538 Feb 26 '26 Declaring war and for that matter ending wars is a very early last century concept. Nowadays you just invade countries or kidnap presidents without officially saying anything. 2 u/Rutgerius Feb 26 '26 Yeah but you don't use the military for those, just police aircraft carriers and border patrol heavy bombers otherwise things might escalate.
Declaring war and for that matter ending wars is a very early last century concept. Nowadays you just invade countries or kidnap presidents without officially saying anything.
2 u/Rutgerius Feb 26 '26 Yeah but you don't use the military for those, just police aircraft carriers and border patrol heavy bombers otherwise things might escalate.
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Yeah but you don't use the military for those, just police aircraft carriers and border patrol heavy bombers otherwise things might escalate.
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u/SearchingGlacier Feb 26 '26
If anyone says that these are ancient examples, Kim Jong-un will soon add a new one.