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| − | A derogatory term for someone (usually a politician or political commentator) who enthusiastically promotes a war that they do not personally intend to fight, and who has no military experience. | + | A derogatory term for someone (usually a politician or political commentator) who enthusiastically promotes a war that they do not personally intend to fight, and who has no military experience. Some argue that it's better to be a chickenhawk than just plain chicken. |
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Revision as of 02:41, June 9, 2007
A derogatory term for someone (usually a politician or political commentator) who enthusiastically promotes a war that they do not personally intend to fight, and who has no military experience. Some argue that it's better to be a chickenhawk than just plain chicken.