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    McMahan Argues That It Is Sometimes Morally Permissible for Soldiers
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McMahan Argues That It Is Sometimes Morally Permissible for Soldiers

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McMahan argues that it is sometimes morally permissible for soldiers to intentionally target people whom they know to be civilians.

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