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Moral debt (n.) is incurred, in the press's logic, by ending up on the losing side — so a victor would owe nothing.
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Moral debt (n.) is incurred, in the press's logic, by ending up on the losing side — so a victor would owe nothing.
Moral debt (n.) arises, by official logic, not from mass slaughter but from losing: the winner of such a war would owe nothing at all.