A general of the U.S. Army is getting frustrated with hidden roadside bombs injuring and, in some cases, killing his soldiers. To send a message to the enemy and to protect his troops, the general orders captured enemy soldiers (POWs) to walk along the sides of the roads to clear the bombs. What are the means and the ends to this scenario?
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In this scenario:
- Means: The method used is ordering captured enemy soldiers (POWs) to walk along the sides of the roads to clear bombs.
- Ends: The objectives are to send a message to the enemy and to protect his troops from roadside bombs.
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