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Which American leader believed that the violence if the French Revolution was justified?
John Adams
Was trudeau justified in using the war measures act in the october crisis?
Yes Pierre trudeau was justified in using the war measures act. It was the only defence to cease the FLQs violence.
Can war crimes ever be justified?
i don't think so
How did Hitler justify the violence of the Putsch?
no one knows. i think it is because he had really good speeches so he knew what to say to get the violence he did/caused justified. He convinced the judges a lot with long motivational speeches.
Was William the Conqueror violence justified?
William wanted to become King of England, the only way of achieving that goal was to be violent towards his enemies or they would have killed him. He could have stayed in Normandy, but he could not become king if he did.
Is violence ever justified if the goal is sufficiently great?
indeed
Which American leader believed that the violence of the French Revolution was justified?
Jonh Adams
Which American leader believed that the violence if the French Revolution was justified?
John Adams
Can Price Fixing ever be justified?
no
Is terrorist action ever justified?
really...
Is chemical warfare ever justified?
Yes
Was nelson Mandela justified in taking part in a violent struggle after non violence failed?
yes
How were the suffragettes viewed by the public?
some of the public thought that the violence they used was justified for their cause but some people thought that the violence was the wrong way to go to get what they wanted.
Are military strikes ever justified?
Yes, they are justified if they will help more than they will harm and if they are done with good intentions.
Was the egypt revolution ever justified?
of course it was justified! The Egyptian people were mistreated and exploited by an insanley corrupt government.
Why violence can be justified?
Violence is bad because nothing good comes out of it. People die and get hurt and bad crimes happen. Girls get raped and get forced to do stuff they do not want to.
Can you explain De Beauvoir's claims that some form of violence against others is inevitable and that under certain conditions violence can be morally justified?
De Beauvoir argues that in some situations, violence may be inevitable as a response to oppressive structures that perpetuate inequality. She suggests that violence can be morally justified when used as a means to resist and challenge systems of oppression that deny individuals their freedom and agency. However, she does not condone violence that is used for purely destructive or oppressive purposes.
