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Politics : Foreign Affairs Discussion Group
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To: TimF who wrote (200246)8/31/2006 2:59:41 AM
From: Elroy  Read Replies (1) of 281500
 
If you currently have two states (or one state and one quasi-state) and the people of each don't like each other, and the people of one have an active campaign of terrorism against the other, its probably best to not try to combine the two societies in to one unified state.

If your sentence ended with the words "in one day" I would agree.

However, rather than your conclusion I would right from "it's probably best to" change the situation such that the two groups stop fighting each other and are able to live together in peace, harmony and equality. That's what my 20-50 year reunification plan is designed to achieve.
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