Since Buc-ees has become the default term for gas stations, would they lose their trademark to the "Buc-ees" name?
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This was posted about 30 minutes ago in a Columbus B/S/T group with the description: "I found it while cleaning; don't ask questions—there's a passcode on the screen."
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Not looking to argue, just seeking to understand. So the objective of the war is to prevent Iran from getting a nuclear weapon. Is the risk from Iran getting a nuke being weighed against the amount of people that will be killed in a war to prevent them from acquiring a nuclear weapon? BBC estimates 461,000 people died due to the Iraq war. So i'm wondering if there are any estimates on how many people will die as a result of the Iran war, which has a much larger population. In addition, since the Iran war will cause a huge drop of world oil for a time period, there's no doubt there will be a loss of life in other countries due to shortages.
So how many people are we willing to exterminate in order to prevent a hypothetical scenario? Because Iran getting a nuclear weapon is not the same thing as Iran using a nuclear weapon. Just wondering if more lives will be lost in a war to prevent Iran from getting a nuke than would be lost if Iran actually got a Nuke, but never actually used it.
Is this war worse than the actual nuke? Thank you in advance for your explanation.