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Stabbing someone is never really a rational thing, unless it's a self-defense or something.
by the_mar 3y ago
Stabbing someone is never really a rational thing, unless it's a self-defense or something.
- JohnBooty 3y agoThis is where things always get extra confusing when discussing crime. A killing is never really "rational" from an ethical or moral standpoint, except for extraordinary situations like self-defense. But premeditated murders are rational in another, more purely functional sense of the word: the killer was not untethered from reality, they understood the consequences of their actions, and took a series of concrete steps toward achieving the murder.