My apologies again, as I forget I am talking to those who need to be spoon-fed. I did not mean to equate civilians with those that are fighting. I did not mean civilians, I meant Iraqi troops. |
So, the insurgents have not killed any innocent civilians intentionally, because if they have, then my original statement would still apply.
Alright, I never said that, but you can keep putting words in my mouth. It's rather amusing from this end. |
Explain what you meant then.
Here's what you said: "And for the record, my implication is, and always has been, that using violence against anyone is wrong. Some people push you, and with some people there is no other option, but my feeling will continue to be that violence is wrong.
In some cases it is justifiable, but it continues to be wrong."
So, did you change your mind? Is killing in self-defense (which is violence against somebody) not wrong?
Because killing is wrong! Are you saying killing is not wrong? Killing in self-defense is justifiable, because it is a last resort that stems from extenuating circumstances. The act of killing, however, is wrong. I hope this clears that up. |
I'm saying killing isn't always wrong. For example, in self-defense, it isn't wrong, it's completely justified, it's right, and I support it. If it is wrong, then what would be right?
Do you also think that it was wrong for the US soldiers to kill Nazis in WW2?