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If a policy is likely to result in the death of even a single innocent, then that policy is immoral no matter how much it otherwise increases human liberty, how many millions of other innocents it saves, or how much one attempts to avoid such deaths. [https://blog.knowinghumans.net/2005/08/anti-war-libertarians-wrong-on.html] | |||
== See also == | |||
* [[Cleanhandsitarianism]] | |||
* [[Murray Rothbard]] | |||
* [[World War II/Japan]] | |||
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WhiteGloveItarianism , WhiteGloveItarian
If a policy is likely to result in the death of even a single innocent, then that policy is immoral no matter how much it otherwise increases human liberty, how many millions of other innocents it saves, or how much one attempts to avoid such deaths. [1]
