In the present world situation, evidenced by the actions of Germany, Italy, and Japan, unquestioned military control over disturbers of the peace is as necessary among Nations as it is among citizens in a community.
Roosevelt argues for the necessity of military control to maintain peace among nations, drawing a parallel to community safety.
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