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Mistershine on 20 April 2008

I would rather just make someone quadriplegic, at least then they can look back and think 'Shit son, I done fucked up and payed the price'.



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konnichiwa on 20 April 2008
fazz said:
konnichiwa said:
A death note is for cowards.


This thread mentioned the impunity, and is there any other way of getting impunity without that? (Being a politician doesn't counts) Also, having a Death Note would be so SO fun. Imagine that, screwin everyone's minds and making everyone shudder in fear. lulz worthy

And in Mexico you can't kill in self-defense, but I would do it anyway if needed


 ^^'' Oh I see...

If I kill someone and they don't find out = impunity right???







pichu_pichu on 20 April 2008

I don't know for sure, I don't really like to kill anyone



That Guy on 20 April 2008

No, I think its morally wrong. Whether you believe in God or not, deciding whether or not someone else lives and dies is not my business.

 

 Besides, there may be a guy like:

 

 

who might catch on 



blaydcor on 20 April 2008
coolestguyever said:
there is no "impunity" for murder. Maybe from jail, but I'm talking with God.
Whatever happened to repenting your sins, and all that jazz? So you're eternally damned if you kill somebody, even its to save the lives of thousand of others? 

 



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timmytomthegreat on 20 April 2008

"If there was NO way whatsoever to get in trouble for it" then it would not be a sin, because "God is a righteous judge". If murder was not a sin then I would do it.



That Guy on 20 April 2008

then there also is the "Sin" of omission. If you refrain from telling someone that the building is on fire, then I say you are guilty from withholding important information.

 

Now if your family was being held hostage by a terrorist or something and the only way to save them is to use your magic death powers, then that's a very interesting situation. I would have to say that I probably would use the death power at that point.  That contradicts what I said before, but hey, I'm human. Humans are hypocritical and contradict themselves all the time.



Strategyking92 on 20 April 2008
blaydcor said:
coolestguyever said:
there is no "impunity" for murder. Maybe from jail, but I'm talking with God.
Whatever happened to repenting your sins, and all that jazz? So you're eternally damned if you kill somebody, even its to save the lives of thousand of others? 

 


That's not murder. It's called justice.



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blaydcor on 20 April 2008
Strategyking92 said:
blaydcor said:
coolestguyever said:
there is no "impunity" for murder. Maybe from jail, but I'm talking with God.
Whatever happened to repenting your sins, and all that jazz? So you're eternally damned if you kill somebody, even its to save the lives of thousand of others?

 


That's not murder. It's called justice.

Semantics. It's all subjective, really, whether it's 'justice' or 'murder'. At the end of the day, you still take somebody's life. 

 



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Legend11 on 20 April 2008

Yes, there are many people out there that have done terrible things that are hard to imagine.  Some have done things to young children, animals, and others that are the stuff of nightmares.  I would have no problem with killing such people and it's not simply because I'm not religious.  I would do the same thing even if I knew for certain that there was a Heaven and Hell simply because I would be willing to go to Hell to save people from experiencing the horrors and suffering that these people cause.