Message from @Laucivol

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2019-10-19 03:03:03 UTC  

Yes, then it's not murder.

2019-10-19 03:03:15 UTC  

It's killing. XD

2019-10-19 03:03:33 UTC  

Roman Law principle of dominium

2019-10-19 03:03:49 UTC  

The key concept is 'state sanctioning'. The State is given a monopoly on force under the condition they adminster the laws fairly. Tje State then delegates that authority to soldiers as well as police

2019-10-19 03:03:51 UTC  

And off course in self defence it's not murder

2019-10-19 03:04:16 UTC  

Well thinking about it though

2019-10-19 03:04:26 UTC  

Isn't was self defence?

2019-10-19 03:04:30 UTC  

War

2019-10-19 03:04:30 UTC  

the only difference between murder and killing is that one is state sanctioned and the other is not

2019-10-19 03:04:41 UTC  

Of which the people have invested in the state in the first place.

2019-10-19 03:04:43 UTC  

To an extent. For the soldiers

2019-10-19 03:04:51 UTC  

yup

2019-10-19 03:05:07 UTC  

It's not an unfair way to look at it, save the hypothetical sans state.

2019-10-19 03:05:12 UTC  

Hmm

2019-10-19 03:05:30 UTC  

(Which is to say, conceptually, in Nature.)

2019-10-19 03:05:32 UTC  

I get the impression youre playing devil's advocate

2019-10-19 03:05:42 UTC  

correct

2019-10-19 03:06:05 UTC  

Little bit, but more probing for thought than entrapment.

2019-10-19 03:07:08 UTC  

sad that one thinks of examining an issue from it's antithesis (devil's advocate) is often intended to entrap

2019-10-19 03:07:27 UTC  

Well, it oft' is.

2019-10-19 03:07:43 UTC  

sad state of affairs we live in

2019-10-19 03:08:04 UTC  

free-market of ideas, indeed

2019-10-19 03:08:47 UTC  

Though, that tendency may very well derive from Nature as well - it's one of the first skills a wiley child picks up after language.

2019-10-19 03:09:06 UTC  

?

2019-10-19 03:10:05 UTC  

Attempting to entrap via devil's advocate as well as playing with authority..

2019-10-19 03:10:27 UTC  

It's a very primitive format. Yes. But it's there.

2019-10-19 03:10:41 UTC  

<:pepelaugh:544857300179877898> <:pepegun:588019479401726001>

2019-10-19 03:11:02 UTC  

that is certainly true in math and the human brain looks for discontinutiies; an idea is best examined at it's extremas

2019-10-19 03:11:17 UTC  

but to imply 'intent'?

2019-10-19 03:11:25 UTC  

Selfishness.

2019-10-19 03:11:39 UTC  

i don't see the corollary

2019-10-19 03:12:01 UTC  

discontinuities are patterns

2019-10-19 03:12:19 UTC  

i have an idea; let me try to break it

2019-10-19 03:12:48 UTC  

So, the way it worked for me was knowing what I wanted from authority.. present the extreme case (DSFS) and see if one gets their way.

2019-10-19 03:13:08 UTC  

Like I said super primative

2019-10-19 03:13:25 UTC  

Man ive only been for a little but I must say it's nice to see people discussing things this way

2019-10-19 03:13:26 UTC  

but that is a meta-level compared with the ability to recognize such exceptions

2019-10-19 03:13:43 UTC  

There is formative intent there.

2019-10-19 03:13:47 UTC  

I want x.

2019-10-19 03:13:50 UTC  

How?