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#963445
Topic
Morality--read the first post before posting or judging my posts
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Frank your Majesty said:

darth_ender said:

Lord Haseo said:

darth_ender said:

It doesn’t have to be specific.

Why is murder wrong? When is killing right? Are animals entitled to equal rights as people in terms of killing? Are fetuses entitled to equal rights as born humans?

But most important, why?

Murder is a tricky one…killing someone in general with no provocation is the ultimate wrong doing because you’re excreting your will upon that person in the most potent manner. And not only are you ending a person but you are ending what that particular person could have become. But on the flip side I think murder is justified if it’s to save an innocent life or if the law is to inept to put the murderer away.

Is it really wrong? We in the modern world talk as if it is a given, but might not humans be a stronger, better species if we allowed for more natural selection? Survival of the fittest would allow for superior genetics, and we might not be plagued with so many physical and mental illnesses. Humans could utilize their natural aggression to better the species as a whole.

“Superior genetics” is an arbitrary, human-made concept. Genetical diversity is the most important thing to ensure survival of a species. If we thin out our genepool to follow some ideal, we will become more vulnarable to a drastic change in our environment. Therefore, the survival of as many people as possible is desirable, whereas killing people is wrong.

And having “superior genetics” is a bit bigoted. No respect for people with “inferior genetics.”

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#963397
Topic
Happy Memorial Day! (2016)
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I thought it was just your style.

Humans are so predictable. I’m sure if you looked back through each of our post history, you would find a lot of similarities in sentence structure, opinions, styles, etc… If you give somebody the same input, they will inevitably produce the same output. Sometimes this can happen across multiple people: Give a couple of people the same input, and they will produce the same output. I’ve seen that before too.

I’m rambling.