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>with some moral justification you've come up with >more than someone who tries to get out of it This sounds pretty dismissive of conscientious objection, reg
by jpmoral 6y ago
>with some moral justification you've come up with
>more than someone who tries to get out of it
This sounds pretty dismissive of conscientious objection, regarding it as little more than a veil for cowardice. You're entitled to your opinion, of course, but I'm curious as to whether I've judged that correctly and how strongly you hold it.
- gridlockd 6y agoSuppose I'm a millionaire who refuses to pay taxes because that is financing war. Isn't it a little bit too convenient that me not paying taxes makes me richer for "moral reasons"? If someone stands to gain from something, one must assume the least noble of all plausible motives.