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Why was the excuse, "I was only following orders" not a good reason to commit crimes against humanity?

Why was the excuse, "I was only following orders" not a good reason to commit crimes against humanity?
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Why was the excuse, "I was only following orders" not a

good reason to commit crimes against humanity?

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User Thorben Kuck
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I would say because the orders do not force you to do anything. Just because you were told to do something, does not physically force you to commit a crime.
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User Casperah
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Because they didn't care about any orders.

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