As a foreign policy, preemption is problematic because it
A) does not recognize that deterrence or containment may be effective against some enemies.
B) cannot be carried out very often.
C) carries high humanitarian and economic costs.
D) raises fundamental moral questions.
E) Does all of these things

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Preemption as a foreign policy is problematic because it overlooks the potential effectiveness of deterrence or containment (A), often involves significant humanitarian and economic costs (C), and raises fundamental moral questions (D), making all of these statements correct.

As a Foreign Policy, Preemption Is Problematic Because It