> In this context I define innocent as "undeserving of abrupt and violent execution". Okay, you've traded innocent for undeserving. That doesn't feel any more

> In this context I define innocent as "undeserving of abrupt and violent execution". Okay, you've traded innocent for undeserving. That doesn't feel any more definitive to me. Who's undeserving? > In this context I define political as "of or with regard to government or government policy". Governments are made up of the people. If they aren't enslaved, then they have some responsibility for the action of said government. It's one group of people doing something to another group. Whether it's from some government or not is irrelevant. For example, is not a non-government group advocating for the eradication of a subgroup of people evil in your reasoning? That's not political in any way. > In this context I define evil as "a profoundly immoral act". You've already stated morality is relative in your first comment. You're relying on a relative assessment to claim something as universal. > Seems pretty straightforward. It seems fairly shaky to me.