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Why did some people believe that the us invasion of Iraq in 2003 was the right decision?
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Why did some people believe that the U.S. invasion of Iraq in 2003 was the right decision?
They thought that Saddam Hussein was kidnapped by Al-Qaeda -apex c;
Why did the 101 Airborne not wear the American flag on their right shoulder during the D-day invasion Although the 82 Airborne did?
The 101st Airborne Division did wear a 48 star US Flag on the right sleeve of their Jump Jacket for the Normandy Invasion.
Why was it right to use the atomic bomb?
I believe it was right, yet unright, to use the atomic bomb in World War 2. On one hand, it quickly stopped the war, we would not have to involve ourselves in a bloody invasion of the home islands, and it made the U.S.A. look stronger. But on the other, there have been almost 500,000 deaths because of it, there have been uprisings of revisionists, and we could have waited to see if the invasion of the Soviets two days later would have been successful. I currently have no solid opinion as to whether the atomic bombing was the right decision or not. _____________________________________________________________________ I believe it was right. This is because if we did not use the atomic bomb, and Japan invaded us (the USA) is was estimated that 500,000 to 1,000,000 American people would have been killed. When the USA bombed Japan only 65,000 to 200,000 died. Some might say we should have shown Japan the bomb, but that would have been too risky. It cost the USA about 2 million dollars to make the atomic bombs, why should they waste the money to show Japan what will happen if they don't surrender? They might not surrender anyway! Also, after they saw our bomb, Japan could have made an even bigger one. I am not tring to purswade anyone's opinion, these are just the facts i have gathered.
What did secessionists believe?
Most people in the Confederacy in the Civil War believed that their cause was just. They were, for the most part, defending their way of life.
What is a moral stance?
A Moral stance is your attitude or view point that helps you make a decision. That decision can be based on three things: Religious Authority - following what you religion advices you to do. Egoism - Doing what is best for yourself. Utilitarianism - Doing what is best for the majority of people, but not all.
Why did some people believe that the U.S. invasion of Iraq in 2003 was the right decision?
They thought that Saddam Hussein was kidnapped by Al-Qaeda -apex c;
How do you know when you're making the right decision?
Most people know right from wrong, do what you believe is right.
Do you believe President Washington and decision to stay neutral during the European wars was the right decision Why debatable?
ya
ways to improve your abilities to speculate?
believe in yourself you must have self confidence and know that your decision is right or be optimistic abput your decision
When have you made a moral decision?
You have made a moral decision when you used your beliefs of right and wrong about society and people to make a decision.
Is The Bible right?
Some people do not believe the Bible, but Christians believe it is right.
Was it the right decision to drop the bomb called the Fat Man on Nagasaki?
Most people think it was the proper decision.
What does moral strengh mean?
Moral strength refers to the ability to uphold and act in accordance with one's moral beliefs and values even in the face of challenges or temptations. It involves having the courage and conviction to do what is right, even when it may be difficult or unpopular.
How do you be a good decision maker?
By following the law and doing the right thing also hang out with the right people.
Which statements describe consensus?
(Apex) "Everyone agrees that the decision is right for the group.", and "Some people don't personally like the decision."
Why do people believe in non-human things?
It is their right.
How do you feel about people that believe different from you?
It's their right.
