Are wars mainly caused by a desire for natural resources?

[Jason]

When economy goes down, the army has to clean up the mess, either by grabbing land from other nations, using some excuse, or being in a position where they have to fight such armies. Well, that's what happened in World War II. Who could deny it?

 

[Mike30]

That's basically what it is. Resources and control for power are the main drivers of wars. Whatever you read and see in the news, it's just politics.

 

[CuriousFiend]

When economy goes down, the army has to clean up the mess, either by grabbing land from other nations, using some excuse, or being in a position where they have to fight such armies. Well, that's what happened in World War II. Who could deny it?

Jason, that is not what happened in the war of 1939—1945.

"Who could deny it?" jfc, literally every single individual who is not lying about what actually happened.

 

[CuriousFiend]

That's basically what it is. Resources and control for power are the main drivers of wars. Whatever you read and see in the news, it's just politics.

You're absolutely right and it's primarily driven by intergenerational Talmudic crypto-"jew" cultists.

 

[Jason]

You're absolutely right and it's primarily driven by intergenerational Talmudic crypto-"jew" cultists.

The axis believed they were a victim. The allies did also, but who was the victim? It's neverending finger pointing.

 

[CuriousFiend]

The axis believed they were a victim. The allies did also, but who was the victim? It's neverending finger pointing.

What on earth are you talking about?

 

[Demon_skeith]

I think it's gone from views and opinions to resources, and before long there will be wars fought for oil and then water. Is it too late for world peace yet?

 

[TheOne]

Greed. Nothing else is the reason for most wars ever happened. They give other reasons, but mean people were behind each and every one of them.