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Old 16-04-2005, 15:54   #70
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Re: Al-Qaeda "poisoner" gets life in prison

Hang on, I think we're arguing at cross purposes.

My point is that killing is just wrong. I accept that there are times when it's, well, not 'right' but tolerable when it's the only way to stop more people being killed, (WWII, Iraq etc, see previous caveats).

But I'm disgusted by the notion of killing someone for fun or for vengeance.

Announcing that someone is 'sub-human' and therefore a suitable target for murder is just sick. Anyone who does that is no better than the person they want to kill. Sub-human perhaps?

Look at Israel/Palestine:

A Palestinian murders an Israeli. Why?
Because an Israeli murdered a Palestinian. Why?
Because a Palestinian murdered an Israeli. Why?
Because an Israeli murdered a Palestinian. Why?
Because a Palestinian murdered an Israeli. Why?
etc etc etc.
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