There was a major uprising in Western Europe against the nuclear arms race in parallel with the Nuclear Weapon Free movement in the United States, as can be seen in this October 22, 1983 photo of a Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament protest in London. Photo by Jean Guichard/Sygma/Sygma via Getty Images

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There was a major uprising in Western Europe against the nuclear arms race in parallel with the Nuclear Weapon Free movement in the United States, as can be seen in this October 22, 1983 photo of a Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament protest in London. Photo by Jean Guichard/Sygma/Sygma via Getty Images

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As the Russian invasion of Ukraine shows, nuclear threats are real, present, and dangerous

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Raven
Raven
3 days ago

In my lifetime, I’ve seen the Cold War, been on the Frontline of nuclear disarmament and other campaigns to save the earth, and met amazing warriors and seen the beauty that lies in the hearts of the compassionate. That the threats of nuclear war, that nations feel comfortable using those threats, is anathema. All I can think is WTF? It’s time to decide once and for all: life or death? Yes, it IS that simple.