Discussion Questions

1. Do you agree with the Prime Minister’s logic and choice in ending the war?2. If the fastest way to end a war is to lose, what would be a good reason to continue fighting anyway? What would be a good reason to hurry the loss? What is the distinguishing factor that make you choose one over the other in any given situation?3. The Prime Minister argues that sometimes it is wrong to continue fighting evil aggressors. When, if ever, should you stop fighting an evil aggressor? What is the logical conclusion in global affairs if every country followed the Prime Minister’s logic?4. Are the Prime Minister’s actions, turning on his country, and putting himself on the front line to die in the failed mission, brave?5. Does the Prime Minister have an obligation to continue to try to win the war (), if that is the reason people voted him into office?