According to the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy," One apt definition of war is this: war is an actual, intentional and widespread-armed conflict between political communities." (http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/war/). This definition did not seem fit for the conflict between capitalism (United States of America), communism (Union of Soviet Socialist Republics), and their followers. The struggle was later dubbed the Cold War, referring to its lack of physical conflict. Though, if every aspect of this struggle is examined, the name "Cold War" doesn't serve justice to what it stands for. The dispute between communism and capitalism wasn't limited to political distrust and competition. Thus, the struggle shouldn't solely be classified as a "Cold War".…
