06-18-2007, 07:13 AM | #11 |
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One evil deed is not worse than a million evil deeds. Committing an evil deed yourself in order to prevent somebody else from committing a million evil deeds?
If we, as a nation, ever degenerate to the point where we permit our hands to be stained by such atrocities, we will be fighting to protect a country that won't be worth protecting. We will have diminished the ideals upon which this country is founded-- a crime made all the worse, having been done in the name of preserving them. I know there is often a balance between order and liberty, and it is not always possible to have both in the preferred abundance. I just hope that, as we discuss where that balance lies between freedom and safety, we really believe that there are some things worth dying for.
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