The violence for hire is on the taxpayers who want it. The next level if culpability is the politicians who make all the arrangements. The foreign mercenaries are the least culpable. The mercenaries never live in the neighborhoods they terrorize.
I guess we see it somewhat differently, John. The system itself may deserve the lion's share of the blame in many cases, but among actual human beings who have some connection to an act of aggression, I think responsibility generally radiates outward from the act itself -- i.e. the person actually committing the aggression is generally the most culpable, in keeping with our philosophy of personal responsibility. Those who ordered or oversaw the act are next most culpable, and those who merely failed to properly exercise their franchise to try and prevent it are far down the line of culpability.
Love & Liberty,
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