The Assassination of Puten

I think we have to be very aggressive with them, but also leave open the possibility that you'll remove some of them if puten does things we want him to do. Otherwise then we're creating a difficult incentive structure for him and he's already a stubborn, brutal, reckless person. It always seemed to me like as a purely objective all all the arguments against assassinating, or encouraging the assassination of terrible dictators a are a sort of procedure. There's a moral hazard problem when we start getting into that game. But o a sort of raw benthamite utilitarian calculus, it's very hard for me to see why it'ske. I mean, there's other things besides killing.