Justice

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This paper discusses whether the events of September 11, 2001 were justified because of American foreign policy. The paper takes the position that the terrorist attacks were not justified because the terrorists violated international law and moral principles.

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"The American Heritage Dictionary defines justice as authority exercised in the maintenance of law or right. The questions raised by this definition, however, are who can exercise this authority and who interprets the law and determines what is right. After September 11th, some people argued that the terrorist activities that day were justified because American foreign policy actions had driven the terrorists to fightback in the only way they could. These people argued that Americans deserved what happened that..."

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