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The term was probably used loosely and only as a relative term. Consenting to unethical interrogation practices, for instance, is "minor" compared to personally
by TallGuyShort 12y ago
The term was probably used loosely and only as a relative term. Consenting to unethical interrogation practices, for instance, is "minor" compared to personally participating in the massacre of hundreds of unarmed people. They're both serious, and they're both war crimes, but they make a big difference in how "evil" that person ought to be perceived IMO.
- voidlogic 12y ago...Esp. when said hiring organization might not have issues with "unethical interrogation practices"