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Originally Posted by FlamesAddiction
For me personally, I think it's completely valid to prevent proliferation among certain societies. Islamic fundamentalism is basically a doomsday cult that looks forward to the end and fulfilling prophecies that will get them there (one of those being that the day of judgment can't come until all Jews are gone). It's like those Christian fundies that lobby for policy that they think will bring the final judgement closer. And while those guys scare the crap out of me and have way more influence in the U.S. than I'd like, they aren't in complete control like their counterparts are in places like Iran and Gaza. I think it's also hard to deny that Iran openly and vigorously sponsors terrorism. Iran getting nukes is only one step close to non-state actors getting nukes because I don't believe for a second that they wouldn't proliferate them to terrorist organizations anywhere in the world.
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How religious do you think the leaders in Israel and in their cabinet are? Do you think they've ever taken action to fulfill prophecies from their book?