What is the least acceptable approach for someone who rejects war as a way to accomplish social change?
a. changing the social, economic and political conditions that often lead to war
b. establishing alternative means for settling disputes other than war
c. rejecting war (and violence) in any form, no matter what the threat or consequences
d. building a strong military capacity so the nation can pursue its international interests, leaving no doubts that anyone who opposes it will be defeated
d. building a strong military capacity so the nation can pursue its international interests, leaving no doubts that anyone who opposes it will be defeated
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
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