wiesiek wrote:haha, Opinion?, let it be;
do you really think, that Putin would be attack country which posses nuclear weapon?
An interesting question.
One might think not....
Acting as a person maybe not...
Acting as the leader of a country he may not have a choice...
Can we say of the state or nation, as we do of
the individual, that it ought to do or abstain from anything?
Is there anywhere to be found a moral code for nations
corresponding to the moral law to which the individual conscience
bows? .
This is the question which I purpose to consider here:
comparing national with individual morality, and asking in what sense states may be said to be under moral obligation-
to have duties to their citizens or to other states
https://www.jstor.org/stable/pdf/2375489.pdf
The problem at this time "MAD "
seems to be, being reconsidered by some in the west feeling its survivable ...
The US used atomic weapons the only country in the history of the world to do so against Japan.
Was it justified ?