(Are the ethics actually a consideration here, or is this purely because it's practical?)
[ The question itself is more idle curiosity than anything; the practicality of having only the committed stay behind is completely reasonable, as far as Joshua's concerned. Those who don't want to be there are a potential liability in the best of situations, and their situation now could hardly be described as that. ]
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[ The question itself is more idle curiosity than anything; the practicality of having only the committed stay behind is completely reasonable, as far as Joshua's concerned. Those who don't want to be there are a potential liability in the best of situations, and their situation now could hardly be described as that. ]