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Trudeau, more hawkish or dovish? I like his politics but can't get a handle on what he believes about going to wars. Personally, I'm an american and very much a dove.
Last edited by jaminhealth; 07-17-2017 at 05:59 PM..
He's very much a multilateralist...really, we haven't got a choice.
Sounds like he's not black or white but multi in choices...open minded...not rush to start wars etc.
Please explain if I'm misunderstanding.
I consider myself multi lateral too then...fiscal conservative, liberal thinker. Protect people more, corporations will do just fine.
I remember back during Nam, my good friend's daughter moved to B.C. and never returned to So. Cal to live. I would encourage my grandson to go to Canada before pushing him to the wars.
Last edited by jaminhealth; 07-17-2017 at 06:19 PM..
The country's role historically been to support NATO and peacekeeping missions, like European, Australia and NZ etc countries. To be a hawk means that you live in a country that can act unilaterally almost on a whim, and there are very few of those left.
Sounds like he's not black or white but multi in choices...open minded...not rush to start wars etc.
Please explain if I'm misunderstanding.
I consider myself multi lateral too then...fiscal conservative, liberal thinker. Protect people more, corporations will do just fine.
I remember back during Nam, my good friend's daughter moved to B.C. and never returned to So. Cal to live. I would encourage my grandson to go to Canada before pushing him to the wars.
I honestly doubt you'll see a military draft (conscription) again in the U.S. similar to what they did during the Vietnam War.
Oh, and OP: he's not really "new" anymore. He's almost halfway through his term at this point.
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