GunnyFreedom
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Those 50 also have many family members. If ISIS Special Forces stealthily came to the U.S., killed your loved ones, then stealthily left, mightn't you become motivated to retaliate? Why not just leave them all alone for a few decades? Maybe a new President could even offer to even help them with their needs. Don't we ethically owe at least some reparations for "shock and awe?" Why should previous criminal U.S. administrations dictate the here and now and the future?
If my loved ones were running around killing random Zairians, and Zaire killed only those people doing the killing, then no, I would not be moved to retaliate. Why would I be? Murder is murder, even if I happen to know the murderers.