Cecilie1200
Diamond Member
So you believe killing is justified so long as the government says it's ok?
No, dumbass, I just believe it's not murder because, unlike you, I'm aware of what the words I use mean, instead of just using them wildly for an emotional effect.
And speaking of knowing what the words you use mean, how's about you share with us this lofty, nebulous definition of "justice" you keep prattling about?
If someone on death row is killed by another inmate that is classified as murder. How is it any different if the state kills somebody? That is murder.
Also, it's not polite to call people names simply because you don't agree with them.
Here's a thought, Mensa Boy. Take yourself down to Border's and pick up a book known as a "dictionary". In it, you will find that all these little squiggles you're putting on your screen - which we in the know call "words" - have definitions, which explain what one is referring to when one uses one of these "words". In this case, the word "murder", which you erroneously seem to think is synonymous with "killing", actually means "the illegal taking of a human life". That is why when one inmate kills another inmate, it is defined as "murder": because he did not have legal sanction to do so. The state, on the other hand, as the people who codify, enforce, and apply the law, cannot commit murder by executing someone, because it is LEGAL for them to do so. Do you understand the difference between an individual and the state? Can you say, "Duhhh"?
And I'm not calling you names because I don't agree with you. I'm calling you names because you're earning them by sounding like an illiterate boob. And I could probably care even less about being polite to the likes of you, but it would require the invention of new technology.