Briefly explain Walzer

Briefly explain Walzer 's theory of aggression . Raise an objection . Raise a second objection or reply to your objection

Walzer has the following claims on aggression states are always justified in resisting aggression . This is because submitting to aggression will involve the loss of rights of everyone and it is only fighting that is allowed as the morally response (Walzer 2006 . He goes ahead to add that every violation to the integrity of a territory or a sovereign state is a call for aggression . A state may also complain of aggression even

if they do not try to resist as in the case with Czechoslovakia in 1939 . In that case , aggression does not only involve the actual violence but also the threat from it that may come from coercion

Which rights does aggression really violate ? Walzer has it that the aggressor is the one who violates the rights which we value so much . But in the real sense , people are inclined to the thinking that the failure to defend those rights is not due to the fact that they are unimportant to us , that they are even worthless than life itself , but only to drive the point home that is fruitless . Walzer puts the point that is an offence due to the fact that , in all its faces , it undermines the human rights that is worth dying for . But we may ask what rights are these

The human rights according to the mind of Walzer seem to be political...