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> Jordan K. Hubbard writes:
>  > Ooh, wonderful, yet another one of those gross oversimplications we've
>  > come to expect from the rest of the world, firmly locked into its
>  > comfortable and somewhat smug assumptions that all U.S. males have the
>  > same opinions and mindset regarding the use and disposition of
>  > military forces. :-)
> 
> Jordan, Terry and I, for instance, could probably go on endlessly about
> the various virtues of advanced aircraft vs. space-based energy weapons
> vs. one *really good* missile.  We agree on very little except that we
> really ought to have the biggest guns.  Might makes Right.

Ie. not only are we comfortable and smug, but we're _right_ too.  8)

mike