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You’re asking me to defend a position I don’t entirely agree with now, which is always dangerous… I believe the argument is that deliberately killing another p
by jrmg 2y ago
You’re asking me to defend a position I don’t entirely agree with now, which is always dangerous…
I believe the argument is that deliberately killing another person is always wrong. It does’t matter if it’s in self defense - taking a life is such a morally abhorrent thing to do that it’s always indefensible. It’s always murder.
Some who wouldn’t go that far would still argue that for police to do it - people who are in a position of power, and who should know there are risks associated with the job of protecting society - is indefensible even if it would not be for a regular person.
Not my position - self defense if you know you’d otherwise die is, I think, morally justified. But I can see the argument.