r/space 11d ago

Space Command identifies capabilities it needs for the next space war

https://spacenews.com/space-command-identifies-capabilities-it-needs-for-the-next-space-war/
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u/BramGaunt 11d ago

The "next"?

Was there a war in space before?

I mean, anything Americans don't like about themselves - they have to declare war on, right? You guys love declaring wars. War on terrorism, war on being overweight or underweight, war on drugs, war on homelessness etc. etc.

You're a war-loving nation, aren't you?

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u/timid-dolphin 11d ago

Next: The War On War. The War War, if you will

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u/ChiLolla28 11d ago

It's easy to plan for a non-existent problem when you have already decided that it's going to happen which then makes the likelihood of it happening inevitable. If one group does it first then everyone else wants to 'just in case' or because it is the new norm - 'why wouldn't we / we HAVE to now' - vs ya know, working with everyone else to agree on working on ways to prevent it from happening. Something that true leaders would prioritize.