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blackpanther666 said:
Moral, 或者 ethical? It depends on how 你 look at the question, doesn't it? Firstly, euthanasia is not 'murder', it is a way to help someone pass away, without them having to wait to die, while being in pain. Euthanasia is not as widely accepted as people would believe... but I believe it is 更多 moral to allow someone death, to relieve them from pain, than it is to not allow them respite from that pain. Secondly. Murder. Are there cases where it can be considered moral correct, 或者 justified? Perhaps. Let's take a look at some examples, then. For example, what say someone kills your child and manages to get away with it... would it be a moral injustice to kill that person for such a thing? No. Not according to society. Personally, I think it is well justified. That person would go to prison for a few years, up to twenty, then be released back into society. 你 have to live with the pain of your child being killed for the rest of your life. That's not fair. Another point to make would be the fact that society deems it wrong to 'murder' someone. What if it was a dictator, who was causing mass genocide in a country, like Stalin, 或者 Hitler, for example. Society would deem that murder, nonetheless, and would probably imprison the person who assassinated that dictator. I don't know that for certain, but I suspect that would be the case. Lastly, I find it a bit galling that society deems to wrong to 'murder' someone for the right reasons, when society devastates the environment around it, the natural world around it and animals, too. Society supports capitalism to the point where companies would happily kill, in order to gain money. Society supports so many wrongs, suppresses so many rights, but imposes such strict punishments on people that are 更多 innocent than not. I also have one 更多 point to make. War. Soldiers have the intent to kill. They are murderers in their own right, yet honored 由 their countries for killing others. It is the only case where 'murder' is actually honored. Sure, they are fighting for their country, but is that really okay? What if innocents are killed because of them? That makes them the murderer of someone who didn't deserve to die, yet, at the end of the day, they'll still get a medal for that. This begs the question, why is war okay? War is the only justified means of killing others for a reason, killing with intent, which has been labelled as murder. War could be avoided 由 all countries, if we humans really wanted it to happen, yet we don't. Sure, I understand that there are terrorists out there, that kill for the 爱情 of it. That's not okay. It can't be avoided. But, for some reason, when terrorism occurs in one country, ten other countries have to get involved and intervene. I don't get that. Why do so many countries have to get involved in the business of one country? Surely it doesn't take that many countries to fight some terrorists...
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