>
>Of course the military's role, if
>it comes to that, is
>to kill. But that's
>not it's only role.
>It's role, and this has
>been a growing precedent, is
>also to keep the peace.
> Most of Clinton's objectives
>has been peacekeeping missions.
>Therefore military does indeed keep
>law and order intact.
>

Again this fallacy that peace can be achieved through war pops up. Peace (the true kind, not some tense restricted conflict situation) is only acieved through dialogue and negotiation. The military do have a role to play, but as long as you need the military to "enforce peace", then you don't have peace.



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