"the Freedom of the Seas"
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It is more humane to make people ex- perience the discomforts of short rations (it is dishonest to talk about their being "starved," as if they were actually in danger of dying from want of nourishment) than to kill them with bullets, or cause them to suffer the awful agony of suffocation from gas, or to wound them and compel them to drag out the rest of their lives crippled, blind, tortured by their wounds, a misery to themselves and a charge upon relatives or charity.
Second, I deny the exist...ence of "non-combatants." For the reasons I have already given, practically the entire population of the German Empire may be said to be fighting, either in the field or in the factory.
A neutral who joins the armed forces of a belligerent, according to in- ternational law, forfeits his neutrality. A German, man or woman, who 8 "THE FREEDOM OF THE SEAS" contributes to the fighting efficiency of Germany, loses his or her status as a non-combatant. Neither law nor morality will recognize a dual re- lation : a combatant for the profit of Germany, and a non-combatant so that the individual may escape the rigors of war.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is more humane to make people ex- perience the discomforts of short rations (it is dishonest to talk about their being "starved," as if they were actually in danger of dying from want of nourishment) than to kill them with bullets, or cause them to suffer the awful agony of suffocation from gas, or to wound them and compel them to drag out the rest of their lives crippled, blind, tortured by their wounds, a misery to themselves and a charge upon relatives or charity.
Second, I deny the exist...ence of "non-combatants." For the reasons I have already given, practically the entire population of the German Empire may be said to be fighting, either in the field or in the factory.
A neutral who joins the armed forces of a belligerent, according to in- ternational law, forfeits his neutrality. A German, man or woman, who 8 "THE FREEDOM OF THE SEAS" contributes to the fighting efficiency of Germany, loses his or her status as a non-combatant. Neither law nor morality will recognize a dual re- lation : a combatant for the profit of Germany, and a non-combatant so that the individual may escape the rigors of war.
What to read after "the Freedom of the Seas"?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Maurice Low to read onlineMoreLess
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