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"The decision to go to war is not yours, its the decision of the state in which you live and if the state decides to go to war you are not responsible for that decision."
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"The decision to go to war is not yours, its the decision of the state in which you live and if the state decides to go to war you are not responsible for that decision." Who said it? asked Norm Jenson. Any comments? I won't even hazard a gue... [Read More]
» Responsibility and sincerity from Jonathon Delacour
"The decision to go to war is not yours, its the decision of the state in which you live and if the state decides to go to war you are not responsible for that decision." Who said it? asked Norm Jenson. Any comments? I won't even hazard a gue... [Read More]
» Responsibility and sincerity from Jonathon Delacour
"The decision to go to war is not yours, its the decision of the state in which you live and if the state decides to go to war you are not responsible for that decision." Who said it? asked Norm Jenson. Any comments? I won't even hazard a gue... [Read More]
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If I'm not mistaken King Henry in Shakespeare's Henry V makes an assertion quite similiar to this, when he is in disguise and having a discussion with his soldiers about the moral responsibilty for war. The quote, of course, is surely not from there though.
Posted by: dende blogger | October 23, 2002 12:02 AM