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Nuclear Weapons, Ethics, Morals, and Law

Jonathan Granoff

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Bullets kill men, but atomic bombs kill cities.A tank is a defense against a bullet, but there is no defense against a weapon that can destroy civilization. . . .Our defense is law and order. 1

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Bullets kill men, but atomic bombs kill cities.A tank is a defense against a bullet, but there is no defense against a weapon that can destroy civilization. . . .Our defense is law and order. 1

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Bullets kill men, but atomic bombs kill cities.A tank is a defense against a bullet, but there is no defense against a weapon that can destroy civilization. . . .Our defense is law and order. 1

Key concepts: Nuclear weapon, Law, Charter, Arms control, Political science, History

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