Thinking through the laws of war
After the intellectual sputum coughed up by the Gazette editorial the other day, I found this considered and insightful Citizen editorial quite encouraging.
I'd excerpt it, but I can't figure out which passage is most worthy - you should read the whole thing.
Darts when they get it wrong, and laurels when they get it right.
I'd excerpt it, but I can't figure out which passage is most worthy - you should read the whole thing.
Darts when they get it wrong, and laurels when they get it right.
posted by Babbling Brooks at 11:17 a.m.
1 Comments:
An idea a friend of mine expressed today: if the Talib was clearly dying a miserable death, that could not be avoided, surely a coup de grâce was the humane thing to do.
How perfect a world do we want our forces to operate in?
Mark
Ottawa
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