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Even so, I don't think the Vietnam War was justified. I suppose we felt that Korea was successful, and we had enough hubris to think that we were going to be able to get in and get out easily. brettd | High School Teacher | (Level 2) Educator Emeritus.
The Just-War Tradition justifies the moral permissibility of war at the international, state-to-state level. Although the tradition includes principles for individual soldiersâ conduct in war, it does not provide a moral justification for the combatant-on-combatant killing that characterizes war. In contrast, the War-Pacifist Tradition focuses its lens down at the level of the individual soldier.