Perverse badge of moral nobility, Shalit deal

No Victory But Defeat

By Daniel Greenfield —— Bio and Archives--October 23, 2011

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The most common justification for the Shalit deal is to wear it as a perverse badge of moral nobility. "What other country would exchange a thousand terrorists for one man." This is a close cousin of the argument that says the United States treating terrorists with kid gloves proves that it is nobler than them. Both of these insufferable arguments are symptoms of the moral decline of civilization.

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