As For Total Disarmament, There

Nuclear Weapons Are Intrinsically Neither Moral Nor Immoral, Though They Are More Prone To Immoral Use Than Most Weapons.

In 1960 I Published A Book That Attempted To Direct Attention To The Possibility Of A Thermonuclear War, To Ways Of Reducing The Likelihood Of Such A War, And To Methods For Coping With The Consequences Should War Occur Despite Our Efforts To Avoid It.

Nevertheless, During The Sixty Years Of The Twentieth Century Many Problems Have Come Increasingly Into The Realm Of Acceptable Public Discussion.

It Is Immoral From Almost Any Point Of View To Refuse To Defend Yourself And Others From Very Grave And Terrible Threats, Even As There Are Limits To The Means That Can Be Used In Such Defense.

Authority Is Not Power; That's Coercion. Authority Is Not Knowledge; That's Persuasion, Or Seduction. Authority Is Simply That The Author Has The Right To Make A Statement And To Be Heard.