The terms "enemy" and "evil" are used quite often by government (and citizens) to characterize certain rogue elements and sovereign states. During World War II, Nazi Germany was our (America's) enemy; the Cold War pitted us against the Soviet Union. Today the world is a much different place, so perhaps some distinctions ought to be made to better understand it.
Some questions for readers: Who are our enemies today and why? What is an enemy by today's standards versus those of the past? Is this terminology the best way to approach
international relations? Is there a such thing as good and evil, and if so, what characterizes each?
Give your feedback on the discussion board, and after I get enough points of view, I'll draw some conclusions and post an analysis.
Please contribute (anonymously if you wish)!
