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**Liabmeasez** · 07-06-2009, 01:43 AM

You are twisting and adding to what I have said. I did NOT say it is not written AND nobody knows about it. I said that it is not written maybe (and that 'maybe' meant in the books of the person to whom I was responding.) And of course people know about it because history is there. There are documentaries, etc. We all hear about how evil one side is but to be fair is to hear both sides of the story.

All people that kill children -the most innocent creatures in the world- are evil, they are Herods. It does not matter which ones they are. It is like killing angels, and we can't say that one angel killed is less precious, or more precious than the other

Which books? What documentaries? Just saying. To be fair is to be objective.

I absolutely agree that killing children deliberately is evil. But, if killing enemies in war and killiing children on the street is equally "murder," I'm simply struggling to see how we can ever wage war.

I intend to do my homework on this. But it boggles my mind that there's a moral equivalence being asserted in the above context.

07-06-2009, 01:43 AM	#3
Liabmeasez Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 413 Senior Member	You are twisting and adding to what I have said. I did NOT say it is not written AND nobody knows about it. I said that it is not written maybe (and that 'maybe' meant in the books of the person to whom I was responding.) And of course people know about it because history is there. There are documentaries, etc. We all hear about how evil one side is but to be fair is to hear both sides of the story. All people that kill children -the most innocent creatures in the world- are evil, they are Herods. It does not matter which ones they are. It is like killing angels, and we can't say that one angel killed is less precious, or more precious than the other Which books? What documentaries? Just saying. To be fair is to be objective. I absolutely agree that killing children deliberately is evil. But, if killing enemies in war and killiing children on the street is equally "murder," I'm simply struggling to see how we can ever wage war. I intend to do my homework on this. But it boggles my mind that there's a moral equivalence being asserted in the above context.
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