ptown_trojans_1;1423080 wrote:
Also, what if the missile interceptor misses? What then?
More questions with firing to destroy and intercept than not firing.
While my response was rather tongue-in-cheek, that's really the biggest issue I was thinking of.
It's clearly not a black & white solution. Maybe the lessons from history are screw the nation building and just rain some pain. I don't think you can make security subservient to nation building, i.e. that we can't occupy shouldn't prevent action.
I mean, are we 100% certain if they launch that's it's just a test and not carrying a payload (rhetorical question)? We can look at the debate over guns in this country right now, and maybe that lesson is proliferation is a really, really bad idea.