Yes, you have been very clear about your conclusions. And completely opaque about everything else.
At this point I’m pretty much convinced… that you’re very carefully not saying anything about “why” you think it’s bad he was killed.
You’ve given nobody any reason to agree with you, and nothing to disagree with. So all I can say is “Yes, that is your opinion” and move on.
I clearly stated my point. Killing someone who kills a lot of other people is murder. But it being murder isn’t evidence it’s wrong. You dismissed that without addressing it.
You’ve never said one thing about why you think it’s wrong, other than that it’s murder. I figured you were a hardcore deontologist. What is there to discuss? It breaks the law and is therefore evil from that point of view.
I asked for more info on why, you refused. What do you think I am to talk about here? Am I meant to guess your thoughts and argue with that?
Nobody was confused about your opinion on that.
You keep telling us what your opinion is as if that will convince us to agree. You’re not god handing me stone tablets on the mountain. You need an argument, not just a claim.
I never claimed they were or weren’t, nor have I argued that they were good or bad. I was just pointing out a technicality, just as you were.
It’s murder to shoot a dictator. It’s not murder to gun down unarmed protesters. “Murder” does not carry much moral weight, in my opinion. It just means you killed someone the state didn’t want killed, or in a way they don’t permit.
Like when you cancel the medical coverage of people with cancer, or string the ill along with exhaustive paperwork hoping they die before you have to pay out. Not murder.
And water is wet. It’s murder because it’s illegal. That’s what murder is, legislation.
In Arkansas it is illegal to pronounce “Arkansas” incorrectly.
If someone personally screws you over, then you kill them, it’s just normal revenge.
Stalker.