... maintain that consequences for one's own actions must be taken into consideration, many times in spite of their society persecuting them for their radical standpoints. Socrates suffered the consequences of "corrupting the youth" by an ancient Athenian court. As a brilliant philosopher hundreds of years ahead of his civilization who was seeking to define the nature of ethics by asking seemingly awkward ... a soldier when he implies that soldiers who do not think for themselves are already dead when they march toward enemy forces on the battlefield. Since the military work force mirrors t...

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