I've always wondered what the differences are between a government-sanctioned assassin and a hit man. I don't mean legally, but morally. Does it make a difference to you internally when you are employed in killing other human beings if it is sanctioned by your country?

What do you think about this?

A corallary to this might be to ask what effect does it have on you if you kill someone in a war, fighting for your country? I have often wondered about this particular cost of war that is not often discussed. I can only imagine that it must have a tremendous effect on some people at least, if not everybody.

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