On the issue of the inevitability of a nuclear con

 

On the issue of the inevitability of a nuclear conflict...

Konstantin Semin:

"The capitalists of the whole world do not have a single brain, a control center that would decide by its own will how to save the world from a nuclear war, because capitalism is chaos, it is the imperialistic nature of endless competition, these are rats that each pulls in its own direction, tearing out a fatter piece of meat for itself.

Yes, the leaders of capitalist countries as a whole are aware of what could happen if a nuclear charge hundreds of times greater than the one that exploded over Hiroshima and Nagasaki is detonated.

Yes, they understand this, some historical memory holds them back, but it is hardly a matter of memory, each of these business sharks is looking for an opportunity to cut open the belly of a neighbor so as not to suffer themselves, this is how the imperialists behaved before the First World War, but they still used the same poison gases, as a weapon of mass destruction at that time,  what's stopping them from doing the same thing now, but with a nuclear charge?

Therefore, relying on someone's consciousness in this matter is an absolutely hopeless thing, they, the oligarchs, come across different ones, there are also good people in general, for example, Elon Musk, is he a good guy or not?
On the one hand, he seems sane, he built something there, Teslas, Starlings, SpaceXs, and on the other hand, in a conversation with Trump, he goes and declares that a nuclear war is not such a big problem as it is painted, and Trump nods his head..."

And what do you say to that?