Daniel W. DreznerIndeed, one concern would be that the initial neoconservative response to a zombie outbreak would be to invade Iraq again out of force of habit.
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The logic of this quote is that if the initial neoconservative response to a zombie outbreak was to invade Iraq, then what will be the response by the second generation of neoconservatives? This particular fear is one that many people have expressed. If the initial neocon response to a zombie outbreak was to invade Iraq, what would happen if the second generation of neoconservatives were to do so? Many people have expressed concern that the second generation of neoconservatives would see no choice but to re-invade Iraq, which would only further escalate the crisis.
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