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Considering I'm watching the US tear itself apart in the name of Christianity, I have no idea what you are on about. You literally have women dying daily due t

• rayiner 2y ago
  Incorrect, but you’re changing the subject. Help me work through how secular morality handles the assassination of a CEO of a widely hated company.
  • happymellon 2y ago
    Subject didn't change, you just don't seem to understand the scope of your own question as there are many facets. I will try and answer it from my perspective of my own secular country which is difficult as we don't do that sort of thing. 1. In terms of murder, we would prosecute the murderer as life is precious. 2. In terms of preventing the same actions from happening again, there was uproar when shootings did happen here so we restricted gun ownership. The issue you have here is that it isn't just a widely hated company. It is a company that is probably related to 10-20k preventable deaths a year. This isn't being viewed through the scope of the assassination of a widely hated company CEO so your question is wrong which is the reason you don't get it. This is a man that presided over the deaths of many people for the seeking of profit. He was CEO for 3 years and the discussion shows that he was well aware of the damage he was causing society. Your morally bankrupt Christians haven't been calling for universal health coverage. How would a Christian society handle the murder of a man who knowingly took the money of 60k people and then proceeded to kill them?