[voice] a not so small inquiry

Jun 30, 2009 01:25

...From my observations, the residents of this world seem to have many different opinions on this matter, so I would like to pose a question to those who see this message ( Read more... )

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arrogant_mage June 30 2009, 06:33:29 UTC
I'd rather not have to kill, but in some cases you have no choice, because they will kill many more if you don't.

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cyberphiliac June 30 2009, 06:56:42 UTC
Then would that be the only acceptable case?

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arrogant_mage June 30 2009, 07:07:50 UTC
Most likely. But I can't really speak for a situation I have not yet experienced.

I should probably also mention that those who do need to be killed have a very distinct feeling to them. In terms someone not from my world would understand, a taint of corruption perhaps?

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cyberphiliac June 30 2009, 07:31:15 UTC
[processes this]

...So you have only killed those who have this "taint"?

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takatori_heir June 30 2009, 06:34:07 UTC
There are dark beasts who prey on the innocent, whom cannot be touched by the law. There will always be those who exist to take care of them.

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cyberphiliac June 30 2009, 07:05:30 UTC
So then it is acceptable to harm those who would harm others.

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takatori_heir June 30 2009, 07:06:55 UTC
If they cannot be stopped through official channels.

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cyberphiliac June 30 2009, 07:32:13 UTC
But only those people are acceptable to harm.

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dissidentt June 30 2009, 06:35:48 UTC
It's necessary in some instances.

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cyberphiliac June 30 2009, 07:06:11 UTC
Such as?

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dissidentt July 1 2009, 22:38:18 UTC
If a situation calls for the extermination of an individual to ensure the safety of countless others, for example.

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cyberphiliac July 3 2009, 04:50:31 UTC
But otherwise it is unacceptable?

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flower_of_glory June 30 2009, 06:36:00 UTC
Well, if it's to defend yourself or those you care about, that's one thing, but if it's in cold blood, it's another.

Of course, then there's also wars...

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cyberphiliac June 30 2009, 07:09:22 UTC
So then what is the difference between those circumstances?

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flower_of_glory June 30 2009, 07:12:27 UTC
[crap, this was harder than explaining things to the old Luke...]

Well, if you're defending yourself or those close to you, you're not intending on hurting someone, just keeping others from being hurt.

If you kill someone in cold blood, though, that's wrong. You never have the right to simply take someone's life.

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cyberphiliac June 30 2009, 07:36:48 UTC
[and it's about to get harder]

...Why not?

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roseofpurity June 30 2009, 06:37:43 UTC
I believe that the taking of any life is wrong.

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cyberphiliac June 30 2009, 07:10:57 UTC
Why?

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roseofpurity June 30 2009, 07:28:57 UTC
How could anyone have the authority to say that a single person's life is not needed?

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cyberphiliac June 30 2009, 07:42:31 UTC
No one is directly given authorities of that level. But if someone can perform the action without being punished for it, isn't that the same as allowing them the authority?

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