Rather I have

@ETBrooD it's not about my well being

Your what then?

(My well being also encapsulating my family's)

@ETBrooD I'm talking about destroying evil, it's not about how it affects me

Wait

If evil doesn't affect you

How is it evil towards you

There is plenty of evil in this world I could have ignored

I don't care if it is

Who or what decides what is evil

Some things are objectively evil

I mean you just said, it doesn't matter how it affects you, then how do you decide who or what is evil?

Others not so much

@ETBrooD I can imagine myself in the position of the person who is victimized. That doesn't mean I need to be personally affected

Chaos thinks I and my masonic brothers are objectively evil

Yeah but people's rights are your rights, too

Oh look, the Spooks are multiplying

So if someone else is affected by evil, and you have the right to defend them for it, then that's the same as you defending yourself against evil

Morally speaking

So again

That is correct

How do you discern evil from not evil

Is the rape and exploitation of children evil?

Yeah

If say, someone is raping someone else, and I someone not being raped shoot them, that is justified morally

Yes

or use a baseball bat if you want to be classy

So

Do sum it up, you do believe in defending against evil, and you do believe in destroying evil, and you do believe in offensive measures

Engaging in a melee with someone with a foot of height and reach on me is a retarted idea

So what's your argument against disarming people you perceive to be evil?

Mine would be context

What did they do?

My personal morality might not be the same as other peoples

However there are certain objective evils

@ETBrooD it's not about disarming people, it's about lifting people up so they can face it as a brother in arms

I don't get it

I'm specifically targeting your claim that stopping certain people from obtaining certain knowledge is wrong

If knowledge is power (according to you), then if those people are evil (in your eyes), you have a moral right to stop them from obtaining certain knowledge

Let the mental gymnastics begin