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Recovery from hate
Considering the level of violence in our world today, it’s easy to succumb to feelings of anxiety, apathy, depression, or hopelessness. This is especially so because the military-industrial complex, war profiteers, hate-mongers, fear-promoters, bigots, NRA bosses, and various extremists have … Continue reading
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In need of a moral compass (Drone warfare, Part 2)
By guest author Dr. Mike Corgan All our legal and moral strictures about ethics and laws in war presume that war is, in a Clausewitzian sense, a state to state activity. Both Scott Shane and Tom Junod do not fully … Continue reading
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Tagged al Qaeda, Bradley Strawser, Clausewitz, drone warfare, Mike Corgan, morality, Napoleonic Wars, Tom Junod
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The immorality of torture
In the aftermath of World War II, an international decree was established in an attempt to protect human rights. Following the events of September 11, 2001, the very same agencies that helped create and establish… Continue reading




