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Especially when other countries engage in military activities in other sovereign nations by blatantly invading them, then make peace by agreeing to disarm, and then blatantly fail to disarm, the United States has the right to use force to protect itself, its citizens, and its allies. This doesn't change - in fact it becomes more crucial - when the world's body for semi-legitimate international activity repeatedly fails to manage or even to take an interest in the disarmnament process.
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