Who makes the rules?

[Sady]

@Vovchandr

That is correct. Killing is omni present throughout history to this day. In modern day (in this country) it’s justified as self defense or once you have a military contract.

You’re close, just got off on a slight tangent.

Killing is bad however there is always a “but” which makes it quite rational and accepted. Which goes to the question, who makes the rule to make it “ok”.

If this converstaion is based on morals and beliefs, how can one say that someone else’s morals are “close, just off in a slight tangent”? To you, killing may be bad. To a random person walking down the street, they may feel killing is a good thing. Morals are based upon how the person was brought up and raised.

I didnt read past the 1st page, so if what I said has nothing to do w/anything currently going on, ignore it. :lol

[Anthony]

Alright this thread is tony the tiger gggrrrrreeaaattt !!!

[Alpine]

I don’t need to post much info in this thread because JClark and I seem to agree on nearly every debatable topic on this forum.

I have never met JClark before.

[Vovchandr]

@Sady

If this converstaion is based on morals and beliefs, how can one say that someone else’s morals are “close, just off in a slight tangent”? To you, killing may be bad. To a random person walking down the street, they may feel killing is a good thing. Morals are based upon how the person was brought up and raised.

I didnt read past the 1st page, so if what I said has nothing to do w/anything currently going on, ignore it. :lol

Killing in general world civilized society is considered “bad”.

My question is, who says so and why?