干涉利比亚的正确问题

Faster Times Pub Date : 2011-03-08 DOI:10.7916/D8N01GX6

Lincoln A. Mitchell

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美国应该干预的理由似乎相当直截了当。利比亚领导人穆阿迈尔·卡扎菲是一个独裁者，在他执政的40年里，他压迫自己的人民，支持恐怖主义。最近几周，他的行为古怪而暴力，威胁要将他的国家拖入一场可能影响更广泛地区的血腥内战。基于这种行为，有一个明确而令人信服的理由来说明为什么美国应该进行干预。

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The Right Question to Ask About Intervention in Libya

The case for why the U.S. should intervene seems reasonably straightforward. Libyan leader Moammar Gaddafi is a dictator who, during his 40 years in power, has oppressed his own people and supported terrorism. In recent weeks he has behaved erratically and violently, threatening to drag his country into a bloody civil war which could affect the broader region. Based on this behavior, there is a clear and compelling argument to be made as to why the U.S. should intervene.

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