The first discovery we make then, is that human rights have little or no concern in war, so Ignatieff finds it far better to refer to these fighters as warriors than as human beings, warriors have codes of honor, human beings have none. ... He insists that people have to be taught that ruthless killing for revenge will not bring their dead back. ...

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Milo's [lackluster] moral code reveals the contradicting, inept state of corporate ethics in the military-industrial complex. ... After he betrays his base to the Germans, he causes a massive public outcry where "Congressmen denounced the atrocity in stentorian wrath-mothers with children in the service organized into militant groups and demanded revenge" (259). ...

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