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The Objective Of Nuclear-weapons Policy Should Not Be Solely To Decrease The Number Of Weapons In The World, But To Make The World Safer - Which Is Not Necessarily The Same Thing.

Nuclear War Is Such An Emotional Subject That Many People See The Weapons Themselves As The Common Enemy Of Humanity.

Hopefully, Nations Will Refuse To Accept A Situation In Which Nuclear Accidents Actually Do Occur, And, If At All Possible, They Will Do Something To Correct A System Which Makes Them Likely.

A Healthy And Fully Functioning Society Must Allocate Its Resources Among A Variety Of Competing Interests, All Of Which Are More Or Less Valid But None Of Which Should Take Precedence Over National Security.

Only Those Who Are Ideologically Opposed To Military Programs Think Of The Defense Budget As The First And Best Place To Get Resources For Social Welfare Needs.