Yes. If anything it's a good lesson about wars: for the British to attack German cities it was a hard decision and it was to-be-or-not-to-be for their country.

Yes. If anything it's a good lesson about wars: for the British to attack German cities it was a hard decision and it was to-be-or-not-to-be for their country. So at first it wasn't The Revenge. But as they were on their 250th night bombing they just did the same as on 249th, but more efficiently. They used their cached reasons or were cherry-picking new reasons as needed provided that these reasons supported what they were already doing (chiefly the revenge argument that I deem unethical - and British probably would had consider as unethical before the war). They didn't seriously reconsider if they were still in to-be-or-not-to-be mode.