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**Helloheshess** · 06-01-2012, 05:13 AM

When would there be "no other way"? My wildest imagination cannot come up with such a scenario. People may assume that severe situations such as murder underpinned by insanity, rape with no end in sight, genocide, and so on call for severe reactions. Yet I would challenge those thinkers to step back, and rather than act on an impulse, think creatively. There are plenty of alternatives. These aren't always apparent until deeper reflection, but I would certainly consider them more worthwhile than taking the easy way out (by killing), which ultimately solves nothing.

06-01-2012, 05:13 AM	#16
Helloheshess Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 535 Senior Member	When would there be "no other way"? My wildest imagination cannot come up with such a scenario. People may assume that severe situations such as murder underpinned by insanity, rape with no end in sight, genocide, and so on call for severe reactions. Yet I would challenge those thinkers to step back, and rather than act on an impulse, think creatively. There are plenty of alternatives. These aren't always apparent until deeper reflection, but I would certainly consider them more worthwhile than taking the easy way out (by killing), which ultimately solves nothing.
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