Moral Code on Armament in the World

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The book critiques the arms race and the concept of defense in the context of global conflicts, highlighting the absurdity of justifying violence that leads to the deaths of innocent people. It argues against the notion of "humanizing" warfare, emphasizing that no rationale can legitimize the act of taking human lives. The text explores the moral implications of humanity's relationship with increasingly advanced weaponry and questions the ethical foundations of conflicts driven by territory and ideology.