Question

I must take a stand against war. I cannot support killing another human being. If we demonstrate peace, others may follow.

a. Billy Mitchell
b. Franklin Roosevelt
c. an isolationist
d. a pacifist

Answer 1

d. A pacifist.

Step-by-step explanation:

A pacifist is a person who abhors of violence and war to solve any dispute. An isolationist is a person who endorse the idea that a country must not intervene in international politics and disputes. Franklin Roosevelt was not a pacifist nor an isolationist. Billy Mitchell was a former US Army general who proposed the need of an independent and modern Air Force in the late 1920s and 1930s. The phrase reflects a moral position from a pacifist.

Answer 2

The person being quoted here would be "d. a pacifist," since pacifists believe that war is never the option--regardless of how badly a nation is being treated by another.