What are the ethics and morals of interventionism?
How is this acceptable?
I’m talking about intervening in a country committing genocide, ethnic cleansing. Even countries that are ruled by dictators that oppress the people living underneath them.
However I want to know what the ethics of interventionism is, is it ethical to just sit back and watch a dictatorial country be ruthless and treat its citizens harshly? How can people ensure interventionism doesn’t create a power vacuum? How can we ensure it’s not a coup d'etat but a meaningful populist revolution? How do we make sure the intervention doesn’t turn into another imperialist mineral grab where a dictator is replaced with another dictator.
How do we make sure the country doing the intervening isn’t doing the intervention for its own benefit?
What are the ethics of interventionism. Is it justified? Are you a non-interventionist? When do you stop being a non-interventionist? When there’s genocide?
Are you pro-interventionist? When do you stop intervening? How do you ensure a power vacuum doesn’t occur?
Interventionism and the ethics of it always fascinated me as a democratic socialist because the arguments from both sides are actually good and worthwhile listening too. Do you think we need more intervention or less intervention in the world?
How is this acceptable?
I’m talking about intervening in a country committing genocide, ethnic cleansing. Even countries that are ruled by dictators that oppress the people living underneath them.
However I want to know what the ethics of interventionism is, is it ethical to just sit back and watch a dictatorial country be ruthless and treat its citizens harshly? How can people ensure interventionism doesn’t create a power vacuum? How can we ensure it’s not a coup d'etat but a meaningful populist revolution? How do we make sure the intervention doesn’t turn into another imperialist mineral grab where a dictator is replaced with another dictator.
How do we make sure the country doing the intervening isn’t doing the intervention for its own benefit?
What are the ethics of interventionism. Is it justified? Are you a non-interventionist? When do you stop being a non-interventionist? When there’s genocide?
Are you pro-interventionist? When do you stop intervening? How do you ensure a power vacuum doesn’t occur?
Interventionism and the ethics of it always fascinated me as a democratic socialist because the arguments from both sides are actually good and worthwhile listening too. Do you think we need more intervention or less intervention in the world?
What are the ethics and morals of interventionism?
How is this acceptable?
I’m talking about intervening in a country committing genocide, ethnic cleansing. Even countries that are ruled by dictators that oppress the people living underneath them.
However I want to know what the ethics of interventionism is, is it ethical to just sit back and watch a dictatorial country be ruthless and treat its citizens harshly? How can people ensure interventionism doesn’t create a power vacuum? How can we ensure it’s not a coup d'etat but a meaningful populist revolution? How do we make sure the intervention doesn’t turn into another imperialist mineral grab where a dictator is replaced with another dictator.
How do we make sure the country doing the intervening isn’t doing the intervention for its own benefit?
What are the ethics of interventionism. Is it justified? Are you a non-interventionist? When do you stop being a non-interventionist? When there’s genocide?
Are you pro-interventionist? When do you stop intervening? How do you ensure a power vacuum doesn’t occur?
Interventionism and the ethics of it always fascinated me as a democratic socialist because the arguments from both sides are actually good and worthwhile listening too. Do you think we need more intervention or less intervention in the world?
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