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Quote by: StrongHeartsWin  2. Does fait accompli apply to human testing? Many Jews and prisoners of war were forced to undergo tests in order to find rapid warming procedures for hypothermia. Some think that knowledge is useful for mankind now, but should that knowledge gain from such tests stay sealed? Or, should fait accompli be applied and let that out to the world to benefit from despite the grotesque nature of the testing that was done? The same can be said with Japanese, whose surgeons wanted to learn quick bullet extractions from battlefield injuries, purposely shooting "test subjects" at close range in different body parts to practice. Should those files be opened for today`s benefit? |
In WWII, we learned a lot from the suffering of draftees, those Americans who were involuntarily entered into servitude to the US Army, and other branches. These include phsycological and physical information about the treatments of injuries.
Today such involuntary servitude is not used but has not been completely ruled out.
Given that, should we seal the information that derived from that slavery?
Keith