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Violence Justification

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When Violence is Justifiable
Violence is a common term used in describing the social relationship between human
beings and a concept based on political and ethical significance. Although there are several
conflicting views concerning the justification of violence, there are some conditions when
violence can be justified and others cannot. Beyond, violence is not always the solution as it is
believed to bring more violence than a solution. Some condition when violence can be justified
includes self-defense, and just war and violence. The most agreed-upon justification for violence
is when it occurred in return for another violence. For example, if someone punches the other in
the face and it looks intentional, it can be justified that the victim can respond in physical
violence. Besides, it is essential to notice that conflict of violence can happen in any way and in
different forms, such as verbal violence and psychological violence.
Additionally, just like on a personal level, violence can occur between states in a
relationship. Similarly, the state may be justified to respond to violence violently, either physical
or verbal, or psychological, but ensure ethical standards are maintained. Some institutional and
legal violence is justified to be responded with physical violence. For example, state A restricts
state B so that the citizens of state A can experience an increase in inflation, civil depression, and
primary goods scarcity. In this situation, it is justifiable that state B can respond with violence of
restricting the other country. This is called a just war of violence that occurs between states. Just
war can also be justified when a parent or teacher hits a child due to mistakes or something
wrong because it is bel8ieved the child will not repeat that. Although this type of violence is
discouraged because it is ethically misleading as children will grow with violence mid-set that
violence is good which may never be broken.

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1 Violence Student’s Name Instructor’s Name Course Date 2 When Violence is Justifiable Violence is a common term used in describing the social relationship between human beings and a concept based on political and ethical significance. Although there are several conflicting views concerning the justification of violence, there are some conditions when violence can be justified and others cannot. Beyond, violence is not always the solution as it is believed to bring more violence than a solution. Some condition when violence can be justified includes self-defense, and just war and violence. The most agreed-upon justification for violence is when it occurred in return for another violence. For example, if someone punches the other in the face and it looks intentional, it can be justified that the victim can respond in physical violence. Besides, it is essential to notice that conf ...
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