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Dunno where the idea that defence or defensive weapons are somehow morally better comes from.

It really depends on who's using them and what they're used to defend.



> where the idea that defence or defensive weapons are somehow morally better comes from

As a category, I think it's safe to say that defensive weapons tend to be more morally defensible than purely-offensive ones. Of course the circumstances matter. But that doesn't mean we can't make generalisations.




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