Opinion Pieces Criticize Potential Iran War and its Moral Implications

Multiple opinion pieces describe a potential Iran war as a 'mistake of historical dimensions' and criticize 'Team Trump's' approach, arguing that evangelical nationalists are undermining global moral order.

4 Apr, 09:00 — 4 Apr, 09:00

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The GuardianMostly Factual2h ago

Forget euphemism, Trump is using unabashed viciousness in his language against Iran

The Trump administration takes pleasure in deploying dysphemism to describe the killing of Iranians On 23 March, Donald Trump said that if things didn’t go to his liking in Iran, “we just keep bombing our little hearts out”. A week later the US president told journalists on Air Force One: “You never know with Iran because we negotiate with them and then we always have to blow them up.” On 4 March, Pete Hegseth squirmed in pleasure as he described “death and destruction from the sky all day lo...

By Steven Poole

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– Jeg har gått i aksjeterapi de senere år

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Opinion Pieces Criticize Potential Iran War and its Moral Implications

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Forget euphemism, Trump is using unabashed viciousness in his language against Iran

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– Jeg har gått i aksjeterapi de senere år

Forget euphemism, Trump is using unabashed viciousness in his language against Iran

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