The Moral Dilemmas of War

This chapter examines the ethical and personal ramifications of war, focusing on the coerced experiences of military personnel and their critiques of historic bombings. It highlights the disillusionment stemming from wars like World War II and connects historical conflicts to present-day challenges, such as American involvement in the Middle East. Central themes include the tension between elitism and populism in conservatism, revealing how ideological wars often alienate the populace from their leaders.