Exactly - note that it does not say GOOD reasons. Just because you can argue with the reasons that actions were undertaken, it doesn’t mean they were undertaken arbitrarily. You don’t have to like the reasons for them to have existed. Arbitrariness is not the same thing as bad decision-making.
So would you agree with me that while the reasons were bad, they existed and that these were not places chosen to attack at random?
As long as you agree all the wars we both listed are arbitrary
I don’t think you understand what the word arbitrary means
Arbitrary describes an action, decision, or rule based on random choice, personal whim, or individual discretion rather than on any reason
Exactly - note that it does not say GOOD reasons. Just because you can argue with the reasons that actions were undertaken, it doesn’t mean they were undertaken arbitrarily. You don’t have to like the reasons for them to have existed. Arbitrariness is not the same thing as bad decision-making.