Do you think that civilians should be targeted in warfare? Why or why not?

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6 0

When countries are at war, the general rule is that civilians should not be targeted and I support this notion.

<h3>The Concept of War</h3>

War is fought by nations to assert dominance and achieve certain conditions.
War is fought by soldiers who pick of weapons to engage in war.

Civilians should therefore not be targeted because they have not picked up weapons to engage in the fight and so cannot be said to be targets. It makes no sense to leave the person you are fighting and who wants to fight you, to fight those who are not interested in fighting.

In conclusion, civilians should not be targeted.

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