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@snezewort @MarinaTheNerd @Locke_Wiggins @cheaptoyJP @professordarwin @jrleon80 What the fuck are you on about? Engaging in violence can always result in death even if it’s not intentional. I do not think property is worth more than human life, I wouldn’t think breaking things on accident is justifiable with murder or whatever.Permalink On twitter.com
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@snezewort @MarinaTheNerd @Locke_Wiggins @cheaptoyJP @professordarwin @jrleon80 I think acting with some type of violence is always the result. Killing is just A. Always possible and B. The easiest to understand. If someone goes into your home and breaks all your shit, taking them to court and the imprisonment is also violence and could lead to death lolPermalink On twitter.com
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@snezewort @MarinaTheNerd @Locke_Wiggins @cheaptoyJP @professordarwin @jrleon80 Also in addition, this has a big grey moral scale. Not all forms of violence are equal. If you engage in violence to stop someone from taking your property and they die, you are less morally responsible for their death because they initiated a form of violence.Permalink On twitter.com
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@snezewort @MarinaTheNerd @Locke_Wiggins @cheaptoyJP @professordarwin @jrleon80 I would argue someone who kills someone in self defense of physical bodily harm is EVEN less responsible than the person engaging in violence against property.On twitter.com