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Within the plethora of ethical issues that pepper our everyday lives, some are obviously immoral—such is the case with war profiteering. As used in the formal vernacular, “war profiteering” denotes any profits made from war. In the common vernacular, however, its connation is wholly negative, usually seen as either reaping countless greenbacks from those who have died from your influence, or selling shoddy goods and services to the military. Whichever is under discussion, both are equally immoral, economic and socially corrosive acts. ...