razeontherock
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I just think killing is killing whether it is justified or not. You end a life and thats that.
Of course! And yet you aptly described an important distinction between two possible scenarios, and that is the Biblical distinction between killing and murder, respectively. The poster above you, Dave, apparently has post traumatic stress disorder, at least partially from struggling with this very distinction. Right on the other side of the lake here lives someone who's PTSD from that same conflict was so severe he couldn't trust himself to have a houseguest overnight for fear he'd kill them in his sleep while being unaware of it himself, until after 2005!
REM therapy is what finally got him past that
If you dont believe in an afterlife or god, it simplifies the matter somewhat. Even any moral right or wrong attached to the act is just a human construct.
This makes no difference at all. Some killing is unjustified, and whether other killing may be justified (or not) is still the same problem.
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