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What's your reasoning?

• edpichler 7y ago
  I don't see a difference on the evilness rate of who kills a two hundred thousand or who kill a million civilians. I understand each side had different reasons, but I am talking just about the evilness on that. During the war, everybody is evil.
  • bitlax 7y ago
    Oh ok, so your personal definition of evil just includes every belligerent act.
    • edpichler 7y ago
      Yes, when civilians are involved.
      • bitlax 7y ago
        Right, so if someone takes military action with a non-zero chance of civilian death then they have committed an evil on par with the holocaust, no?
        • edpichler 7y ago
          If he kills thousands, for sure. No difference between thousands or millions, it is the same evilness rate. After some point, there is no difference in cruelty.
          • bitlax 7y ago
            What is that point? What is the moral difference between hundreds and thousands, or dozens and hundreds.