Calling it unilateral restraint is absurd though. It's like bragging about cutting out Coke from your diet while drinking a Pepsi.
That's a weird statement for a country that's been actively supporting multiple militias in the region for decades.
This is how you know it's a work of fiction and not a direct insert of British ideals.
+50 citizen score.
Your assuming those involved are remotely rational. Once you get to the point where someone is willing to kill themselves to kill others it doesn't really matter about anyone else's strength and resolve.
Just curious, did they also investigate the incident with Amon Ra that made the Netflix documentary? It seems to happen a lot, not sure you can successfully ban drunk assholes.
It's overstated because this age is the end of ignorance. We now know about events from everywhere around the world almost instantly. At a global level something terrible is always happening. Even just 30 years ago that wasn't really the case, things still happened but it wasn't as widely known. Humans haven't learned how to process information across a global scope, which leads to increased panic and uncertainty.
You just copy, but don't from a lot of places. If you only copy from a single thing your work is a simple derivative of that one thing. If you steal from 20 sources, that work is a masterful blend of multiple influences.
It may have got mentioned in passing in relation to the nukes, but most people only remember those.
3.5% or 5% of nothing still doesn't move the needle.
Both are happening. Samples of casual writing are more valuable to use to generate an article than research papers though.
Hockey exists btw.