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Moral failing means doing something morally incorrect or a moral flaw.
It was not morally justified for Japan to attack Pearl Harbor. Elements of the Japanese Imperial High Command believed that conflict with the United States was inevitable and that a "first strike" would knock the Americans out of the war. The Japanese had hoped to catch the three American carriers at anchor in Pearl Harbor, but failed. While the Japanese seriously damaged the American fleet, it failed to land a lethal blow. The American carrier-fleet helped to stop the Japs at Coral Sea and then at Midway a few months later. The Battle of Midway began the reversal of Japan's fortune in the Pacific.
It means that - in their opinion - a certain war is justified. war can be justified according to agreed conditions, must be declared by a lawful authority fought to prevent worse catastrophe innocent protected
Everything can be justified in someone's mind, no matter how barbaric. Those guilty of murder often think that they were justified in what they did. So the question is not does any one person think that the Holocaust can be justified, it is does society think it can be justified... the mass of people thinking as a unit. And the answer to that is always a resounding No.
Letting another man die in the draft dodgers place is not morally justified.
Annexation any other country is never morally justified. Unfortunately, military strong countries in the past often casted a envious eye on a weaker country.
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There is no justification for terrorism. There may be justification for terror... as in torture to get information that saves hundreds of lives. It is not black and white. There are, at least, hypothetical situations where terrorism can be morally justified. My question is if there are any real life situations that are arguably morally justifiable. On the other hand, terrorism employed in conjunction with guerrilla warfare in a protracted war of liberation may well prove useful and therefore also justified, as it did in Algeria and South Vietnam. Stanford encyclopedia of philosophy .
No. Infidelity is morally wrong on all grounds. Shoulda just got a divorce.
Have good morals.
The term morally wrong refers to an act of human behavior that is not accepted as right by society.
Incapable of being morally corrupted.
justified
That depends on what the rules are.
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