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According to Matthew Smith, are war crimes ever justifiable?
According to Matthew Smith, are war crimes ever justifiable?
- No, but it depends on who started the war
- Yes, they can be justified in certain situations
- Yes, if it's in response to other war crimes
- No, they are never justifiable (correct)
What does Daniela Gavshon emphasize about the justification of war crimes?
What does Daniela Gavshon emphasize about the justification of war crimes?
- It depends on who started the war
- It's justified if the other party thinks they're justified
- It doesn't matter who started the war, there is no justification (correct)
- It's justified if one party has done something horrible
What is the stance of Matthew Smith on responding to war crimes with more war crimes?
What is the stance of Matthew Smith on responding to war crimes with more war crimes?
- It is acceptable in certain cases
- It is completely unacceptable (correct)
- It depends on the severity of the war crimes
- It can be justified if the other party is at fault
How many different parts does Nicholas Maher suggest breaking the discussion down into?
How many different parts does Nicholas Maher suggest breaking the discussion down into?
Who decides what a war crime is?
Who decides what a war crime is?
According to Matthew Smith, is responding to war crimes with more war crimes justifiable?
According to Matthew Smith, is responding to war crimes with more war crimes justifiable?
What does Daniela Gavshon emphasize about the justification of war crimes?
What does Daniela Gavshon emphasize about the justification of war crimes?
What is the stance of Nicholas Maher on the justifiability of war crimes?
What is the stance of Nicholas Maher on the justifiability of war crimes?
According to the speakers, who decides what a war crime is?
According to the speakers, who decides what a war crime is?
What is the position of the speakers on the justifiability of war crimes?
What is the position of the speakers on the justifiability of war crimes?