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    Henry Shue's TICKING TIME BOMB Argument Is Only Meant to Show
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Henry Shue's TICKING TIME BOMB Argument Is Only Meant to Show

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Henry Shue's TICKING TIME BOMB argument is only meant to show that torture might be permissible in an extremely unusual scenario, not that it is permissible in the kinds of cases that interrogators usually encounter.

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