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Edited by NeXuS:
1/16/2015 4:37:30 AM
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>implying that the original person is at fault for not killing the individual.
>no one can tell the future, never base an argument on a "what if" scenario that is wholly out of your control.
In the situation you described, I wouldn't feel the least bit responsible, nor guilty.
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I think the question he was going for was: if you know a man has the potential and desire to kill, why wouldnt you kill him? (This disregards the notion of taking prisoner, etc, due to the nature of the situation, which is immediate)
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[quote]if you know a man has the potential and desire to kill, why wouldnt you kill him?[/quote] To be honest, having the potential and desire to kill someone does not necessarily mean they will. For example, I have the potential, and desire to kill a few people, but I never will. I will not follow through, unless my life is in mortal danger. Only when my life, or the lives of others are in immediate mortal danger, do I think it's reasonable to use equal force.
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True....
