Negative Space: just war

When is it right to stop mass murder?: The question about the war in Iraq isn’t how many people died. It’s whether or not we can ever be justified in removing another government that engages in mass murders of its own people.

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The bitterness of feeling raging in the country had concentrated itself upon the person of this one man who was about to take office as President. Threats of personal violence and of actual assassination had begun even before election; they were to continue all through his administration. — Philip Van Doren Stern (The Life and Writings of Abraham Lincoln)

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