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Old 10-10-2005, 06:51 PM   #2574
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Differing Concepts of Justice and Freedom

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Originally posted by Sidd Finch

As a history prof of mine put it -- we hanged people at Nuremberg for doing what you are suggesting, but they did it on a much smaller scale.
Your professor was a moron. We bombed the hell out of Japan and Germany to end the war. The people in Nuremburg killed people because they thought they were inferior and were subhuman. They killed people because they wanted to enslave and exterminate other races (to create breathing room for the Germans). We killed people to stop that.

When it comes to justice intentions count. If I kill someone to stop them from killing a defenseless child, or I kill someone because I don't like the color of their skin don't you think there is a differnce. Or is it just all killing to you?

If we were planning on bombing Aushwitz but decided not to because we might kill some of the guards families because they were innocent would that have been the right thing to do because killing is killing?

Only a moral relativistic ivory tower moron would make such a stupid statement.
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