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And how does that same reasoning apply to your first example? Giving money to someone who you know is going to buy a bullet to murder someone. "You don't have
by jsiepkes 1y ago
And how does that same reasoning apply to your first example? Giving money to someone who you know is going to buy a bullet to murder someone.
"You don't have all the details, he could be murdering a bad person"? Something like that I guess?
- imgabe 1y agoThe example is deliberately contrived and hyperbolic. In real life, if there is reliable evidence that someone is murdering people, the police conduct an investigation, we have a trial, and they go to jail. You know what we don't do? We don't go "Hey, I think Bob the pen-seller is a murderer. Nobody buy his pens so hopefully he runs out of money and can't afford to murder people anymore". We don't do that because it would be a really stupid and ineffective way of stopping murderers, and it's really stupid and ineffective for most other things too.