01-19-2016, 02:04 PM
Quote:Given this logic, it is reasonable to infer you also recognize the moral authority of doctors who perform abortions.
In hindsight, Ebrons mother should have considered it
Quote:Given this logic, it is reasonable to infer you also recognize the moral authority of doctors who perform abortions.
Quote:Given this logic, it is reasonable to infer you also recognize the moral authority of doctors who perform abortions.
Quote:Yes. Sorry to end your attempts at moral relativism, but some people believe (rightfully so) that to murder and to kill are not the same thing. I have the moral authority, as a human being authorized by the people of our nation and community, to end the life of a person convicted of murder. End of story.
Quote:You're confusing killing and murder again.
Quote:You're confusing killing and murder again.
Quote:So, to be clear, so long as someone else says it is ok to kill someone, it is justified for you to do so -no thought or decision on your part, it is completely ok, so long as you are doing your job.
Quote:Not according to the same authority that grants an executioner the right to kill.
Quote:I recognize the concept of innocence, a relationship between killing a convict and murdering the unborn is an unbalanced and unequal proposition. That the government is morally wrong on abortion does not preclude it from being correct in the other case
Quote:Jury verdict, good enough for government work. You trying too hard to moralize here, just as you always do in capital cases. Perp gets his day, his verdict and his sentence; that is sufficient for me.
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Regardless, the government merely recognizes the mother's moral authority and dominion over her own body.
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Regardless, the government merely recognizes the mother's moral authority and dominion over her own body.
Quote:I'm not TRYING to moralize here-I am doing exactly that.
Related question- In the cases where someone who was found to be innocent after being put to death, has a murder been committed?
And again, to be clear, you are fine individually killing someone upon some other person saying it is ok......no self justification, no need to value whether this person, in your own mind, is worthy of killing. Just doin' the job, is that your deal. As long as your government says it is ok.
Quote:Yes, but that doesn't mean they are right. I'm right. This isn't news.
Quote:You are only right in that your moral authority applies...to you, nobody else. You hold no moral authority over any woman's body.
Quote:And that still doesn't make me wrong.
Quote:When you project your morality onto others, it does. That's what you're doing when you say a woman terminating a pregnancy, or the doctor performing the procedure at her request, is a murderer, as much an incorrect interpretation of the word murder as nate's.
Quote:Sorry, I disagree.
Quote:You are well within your rights to be wrong.
Quote:The reported bruising on his head including fluid discharge from his ears along with lethargic behavior reported by witnesses leads me to think someone had a hand in it, whether it was intentional or not. Filing a false report saying his car was stolen with the child in it doesn't look good either.
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And there you go.
Talk about a rush to Judgment on the public's part.....
http://jacksonville.com/news/crime/2016-...ed-bathtub
Also, this:
Larry Hannan @LarryHannan
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<p style="font-size:14px;">Mantei says people who say Ebron should get life or death don't know law. Those were never options.
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