Editing Robert McNamara (section)

====Norman Morrison suicide====
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On November 2, 1965, Quaker antiwar activist Norman Morrison died after [[self-immolation]] with kerosene under McNamara's window at the Pentagon. All McNamara saw from his office was the smoke rising from the parking lot, but he was sufficiently troubled by the incident that he refused to discuss it with his family, all the more so because his wife Margey was opposed to the war and sympathized with Morrison's feelings, if not his suicide.{{sfn|Patler|2015|p=18–39}}{{sfn|Langguth|2000|p=394–395}} McNamara later said in the 2003 documentary ''[[The Fog of War]]'', "[Morrison] came to the Pentagon, doused himself with gasoline. Burned himself to death below my office ... his wife issued a very moving statement – 'human beings must stop killing other human beings' – and that's a belief that I shared, I shared it then, I believe it even more strongly today". McNamara then posited, "How much evil must we do in order to do good? We have certain ideals, certain responsibilities. Recognize that at times you will have to engage in evil, but minimize it."{{sfn|Morris|2003}}