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It's the parents of those working for the arms factory's fault. Without their actions there wouldn't be a bomb drop. That is of course a far stretch, but I wou
by master-lincoln 3y ago
It's the parents of those working for the arms factory's fault. Without their actions there wouldn't be a bomb drop.
That is of course a far stretch, but I would argue that your argument is too.
Non-complicit workers might have just lost their jobs and would have been replaced with complicit ones and the bomb would still be dropped.
For this to make sense I think it's important to look at the distribution of power really.
Considering the power of the people who order the bombs and factory workers not really having a leaver I don't think their actions make a difference.