World Peace?

[peterchi]

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Of course you dont feel comfortable with the decision making, thats the point of the question.

However every persons that dies in a war will have been a person closest to someone else.

So by not ending this beloved person of yours life and sentecing yourself to eternal grief your doing it to the rest of the world.

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No.

Perhaps I should rephrase.

My point is that you don't have the power or the right to judge the value of human life. That's a fact.

Therefore, you cannot judge whether one person's life is more valueable than another's. Neither can you judge whether two persons' lives are more valueable than one other. And so on and so forth.

[diebitter]

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My point is that you don't have the power or the right to judge the value of human life. That's a fact.

Therefore, you cannot judge whether one person's life is more valueable than another's. Neither can you judge whether two persons' lives are more valueable than one other. And so on and so forth.

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Agree you don't have the power. Doesn't mean you can't judge. I judge, for example, a convicted babykiller is worth less than you. Would you disagree?

[BirdieLongSocks]

In which way can 1 persons life be more valueble then 2?

Ofcourse my argument is based on the belife that evryone has an equal value.

[Shajen]

I would become best friends with a rapist-murderer.

Then, I'd kill their evil ass.

Problem solved.