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but it's just such a complicated subject, all this.
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It's a little hard not to.
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The other problem was, if you're punishing losers in World War I,
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you're often punishing them in a way
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that seems to violate
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the very principle that you hope to espouse of each people,
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more or less their own country.
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The powers that become the revisionist powers,
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almost all were on the losing side.
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They're the ones that, by the very principles espoused at Versailles,
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that basically just simply get screwed.
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As the Hungarians put it, "No, no, never."