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Strategic Murder
Submitted by Little Alex on Fri, 2010-05-14 03:00
Darian Worden: I’d like to examine how people have attempted to morally justify such an attack. A frequently-heard argument usually takes some form of the following: Japanese actions justified the American bombing of civilians. Proponents might cite Japanese atrocities in China or barbaric treatment of prisoners.
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