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Murder
- Thread starter Randy
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Murder is always wrong. Unless it is by a government, military, religion, court system, native people that don't know better, medical systems, people who can afford expensive lawyers, people who are Clintons, and some others. But yes, murder is wrong when done by the other... well the poor people.
Sometimes those self-defense defences don't hold up. A court might rule against you if they feel you could have wounded the person to defend yourself instead of ending their life.
Lol, seems that way, doesn't it!
Self defence and euthanasia are the only genuine motives for murder.
Euthanasia is a tricky one. Some people may consent to assisted suicide but at the same time they might be messed up on medications or not in their right mind due to whatever ailments they are currently fighting.
The "acting like a good citizen" part let them do more "behind closed door stuff" for longer without being caught.
Good point, Neb.
The wolf in sheep's clothing is just part of the act to gain people's trust to either blend in or to gain their trust. That is predatory behavior.
1. Humans murder for a variety of reasons ranging from mental health, revenge, evil, boredom, etc. Humans are an unpredictable species.
2. No. Legally, murder is the "unlawful premeditated killing of another human." Whether you agree with the death penalty or not, it is not considered murder, as the death penalty is lawful.
3. Killing someone is not a thing taken lightly. Even if you killed the person in a justified situation, you will more than likely have PTSD and/or guilt over it. It can really be traumatizing to live each day knowing you took the life of someone. Coming at this from another angle, Strictly in terms of murder, nope it is never okay. However, if we're talking about a self defense situation (and true self defense), then legally speaking, yes it is..
4. No. As stated above.
2. No. Legally, murder is the "unlawful premeditated killing of another human." Whether you agree with the death penalty or not, it is not considered murder, as the death penalty is lawful.
3. Killing someone is not a thing taken lightly. Even if you killed the person in a justified situation, you will more than likely have PTSD and/or guilt over it. It can really be traumatizing to live each day knowing you took the life of someone. Coming at this from another angle, Strictly in terms of murder, nope it is never okay. However, if we're talking about a self defense situation (and true self defense), then legally speaking, yes it is..
4. No. As stated above.
Hmm, I think there is better ways to solve boredom, lol
