| mai said: And yet you've brought up morality issue here, despite my request not to =)
Again remind me why exactly we're arguing? You've basically agreed with me on two points I'm trying to make: 1) decision "to bomb, or not to bomb" was based on matters other than morality; 2) bombings by themselves weren't much of military necessity. Your perception of the fact as moral or not is of little interest to me here, since it's pointless to argue - there's always a "shield" of personal opinion. |
Point 2. You are holding the bombings to a higher standard then the other 2 options. It's a logical fallacy that assumes that option A is less moral then B or C without any factual basis. You are the one using the "shield" of personal opinion.
One of the three options was a military nessessity, and the one they went with was by far the one that had the best consequences for all. That is a fact.
Furthermore to now say don't care about personal opinion itself is hypocritical since by your same judgement the first statement you made was itself, an opinion.








