Pros And Cons Of Military Intervention

Military Intervention has become a big part of a country’s way of expression towards unlawful crimes committed by terrorist or militant neighboring countries towards small and vulnerable nations. Military intervention, in most cases, is a last resort due to the fact that diplomacy is never considered by everyone involved in the diplomatic affair. As for military intervention, it does not always involve a much stronger country and a small country that cannot fend for itself.
Opposition to war is not too uncommon. Many believe that staying out of wars is a necessity because focusing what is going on within our own country should be a top priority until most, if not all, of the problems are solved. It is unethical to worry about the way other …show more content…
Many feel that if the United States were to divert much its current spending from its military towards other areas within the country then it would be able to improve conditions within the country as well as be able to still have strong military standing. Unfortunately, considering the large amounts of money already poured into the military, it will not change the minds of those whom still support the decision for a large military. If they were to pass a bill reallocating resources from our military into other areas of funding, the United States would have to discharge much of its staff, abandon outposts and possibly lose the ability to support their allies. Although diverting resources would lead for a more peaceful profile of the United States, passing such efforts would be extremely difficult. Many would feel insecure about their protection, especially considering current events of terrorism not only on United States soil but in other …show more content…
This is because the United States has just recently exited from Iraq and a new conflict is already on the rise. There is also the fact that many are uncertain whether Syria truly used chemical warfare. They are worried that getting involved will cause a chaotic mess and retaliation. However, they must realize that although getting involved is not necessarily the best idea, it is not the worst. The idea of getting involved can happen in more ways than one. As always military intervention is not the way. The Syrian conflict is one of extreme difficulty to assess for both diplomatic and militaristic strategies. Although diplomatic strategies have failed, necessarily trying to adopt a heavy militaristic strategy does not ensure a toppling of the regime currently set within the country. That is why many call for a less aggressive strategy to ensure assistance is provided but does not cause great stress against the United