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To talk about 'murder', is to talk in terms of the provided lawbook - 'murder' is a criminal term. You are unable to think neutrally, your frame of reference i
by verisimi 3y ago
To talk about 'murder', is to talk in terms of the provided lawbook - 'murder' is a criminal term. You are unable to think neutrally, your frame of reference itself has been determined for you. The term you mean I think is 'killing'.
Do you really think it is the state that is giving you freedom to live your life though? Or, could it be, that the state enables millions of immoral transgressions (tax aka stealing, etc) and calls them "right" or "good"?
- oneeyedpigeon 3y ago> The term you mean I think is 'killing'. Not quite; I would distinguish between killing someone against their will and not, for a start. The term "murder" does exactly that. > the state enables millions of immoral transgressions I don't disagree with that, but it doesn't contradict my original point.