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In the cartoon "Peace and Cannon Fodder," the cartoonist likely conveys skepticism about the effectiveness of the treaty. The imagery or dialogue may suggest that while the treaty aims for peace, it ultimately overlooks the realities of conflict and the potential for continued violence. This implies a belief that the treaty may be more symbolic than substantive, failing to address the underlying issues that lead to war. Overall, the cartoon suggests a cynical view of peace agreements in the face of persistent militarism.

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