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**scoussysows** · 06-11-2012, 08:24 AM

You CAN'T say you won't use it, then ALLOW it by another. That is intentional harming/killing, because you are of full knowledge of it How do I control someone else's actions?
If I don't approve of an action, than that is my view. I have my views just as you have yours. I am to control your views if I think you have wrong view? You are ALLOWED to have your views and opinions, also your actions are your actions not mine or anyone else to control. Bringing Law Enforcement into this is a moot point.
They do what a society deems correct by the "laws" of that society.

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06-11-2012, 08:24 AM	#29
scoussysows Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 441 Senior Member	You CAN'T say you won't use it, then ALLOW it by another. That is intentional harming/killing, because you are of full knowledge of it How do I control someone else's actions? If I don't approve of an action, than that is my view. I have my views just as you have yours. I am to control your views if I think you have wrong view? You are ALLOWED to have your views and opinions, also your actions are your actions not mine or anyone else to control. Bringing Law Enforcement into this is a moot point. They do what a society deems correct by the "laws" of that society. With Metta
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