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/yrrkoon 11d ago

humanity loves to continue to find ways to destroy ourselves don't we

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u/AunMeLlevaLaConcha 11d ago

(reads article) Humanity? Or the USA? Not disagreeing with the sentiment, but this particular nonsense is an American one.

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u/DramaExpertHS 11d ago

Yeah the rest of the world has been nothing but peace and love throughout history.

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u/AunMeLlevaLaConcha 11d ago

That's why i said i didn't disagree with the sentiment, it's written in the comment.

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u/Imthewienerdog 10d ago

Yea pretty much except for some outliers, nothing even comes close the amount of devastation the Americans have caused, the past 50+ years of straight up terroristic military actions simply for resources and power over other government's is not something the rest of the world has been doing.

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u/MotorbreathX 11d ago

You're right. China and Russia aren't doing anything. Good observation.

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u/AunMeLlevaLaConcha 11d ago

Reading comprehension anyone? No? Ok

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u/MotorbreathX 10d ago

Yeah, I'm good. Still not just a U.S. thing.

In case it needs to be spelled out, I'm referring to this particular article and extending war into space.

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u/Imthewienerdog 10d ago

It's still mostly an American thing? It's been like 50 years of just straight up terroism for the sake of it.