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> as soon as you decide to fight — be it righteous or not — you forfeit your life and it is okay to kill you It's more like: as soon as you decide to fight, yo
by ifdefdebug 9y ago
> as soon as you decide to fight — be it righteous or not — you forfeit your life and it is okay to kill you
It's more like: as soon as you decide to fight, you willingly seek situations in which you might get killed by those who fight back. It's your choice. As a civilian, you try to avoid those situations.
So yes, there is a difference, and it has nothing to do with religion, but with choice.
- madez 9y agoIf you decide to fight, it might be because you are fighting back.
- ifdefdebug 9y agoThat does not change my argument.
- madez 9y agoJust because you are accepting the risk of getting killed does not mean it is okay to kill you. That would be a ridiculous point of view.