So the "murkiness" apparently comes from: A. America tries to have a high standard of justice and the value of a life VS B. Countries at war usually will sum

So the "murkiness" apparently comes from: A. America tries to have a high standard of justice and the value of a life VS B. Countries at war usually will summarily kill enemies, defectors, and often innocents for convenience sake with 0 recourse or oversight. --- I think the questions we need to ask are whether these looser moral standards we apply to actual wars should still apply to the situations overseas that are not declared wars by congress and have been going on for over a decade and involve targets who are not armed combatants on the battlefield. We also need to ask at what point is a justification owed to the american people on this.