have you ever played a strategy game where your opponent/ri…

𓀐 @mdXwLSXV: Was it a foregone conclusion that Japanese expansionism and their hunger for resources would lead them into attacking the Allied Powers and the United States? How strong were the voices in the government and military who were opposed to it? Why weren't they listened to? Even without hindsight surely they were already far too involved in the Chinese invasion to take the catastrophic risk of opening up the war elsewhere, they knew not to provoke the Soviets for example. I understand that France a…

have you ever played a strategy game where your opponent/rival was getting more powerful by the day and the gap was ever widening between you its a very uncomfy positon since you are desperate for a chance to close that gap or turn it out you are itching but you also know RIGHT NOW, you will lose, but in the foreseeable future you will also lose, so right now is your best bet (because something happened somewhere else, so you try your best) its geopolitics whereever you are not, your rival will…

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