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A World With Persons but Without Guns or the Death Penalty
Submitted by:
David Williamson
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Over the last year, like many other people in the USA and the rest of the world, I was appalled by the riots in Ferguson and Baltimore, by the Charleston Church shooting, by the death sentence in the Boston Marathon bomber case, and also by the opinion, expressed by the Governor of South Carolina, that the morally right response to the Charleston Church shooting is the death penalty for the killer. |
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jac
(11/30/2015)
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What a moron.
"All human persons, aka people, are (i) absolutely intrinsically, non-denumerably infinitely valuable, beyond all possible economics, which means they have dignity, and (ii) autonomous rational animals, which means they can act freely for good reasons, and above all they are (iii) morally obligated to respect each other and to be actively concerned for each other’s well-being and happiness, aka kindness, as well as their own well-being and happiness."
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jac
(11/30/2015)
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I have news for you. There are many people in this society that have no respect for others and are completely worthless, both economically and morally. We can tolerate them as long as they follow the norms of society, but when they kill other people for their own selfish purposes, the only thing they deserve is to be put down the same way one would put down a rabid dog.
And in a society without guns, young strong hoodlums can terrorize the old and weak with little fear of consequences.
If you don't like the current environment, move to formally great Britain where you can have your wishes. |
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