Putting Laws Before Morals

this meme is not directed toward you. it's a quote though.

In Europe You'd be summoned to court for this type of statement

you're a downright dipshit for sure

Psychopath. Get a haircut.

im laughing cuz im confused

looks like a hes in a biker gang

You know what... I'm done with you. You're a huge disappointment. It just makes me sad to read your posts. You spend too much time with the retards in Fun. You've up and become one.

ur not my ex I dont really care

Fight your own battles, you gutless nematode.

People say what they want here, post what they want - in case you haven't noticed with your continued violation of the TOS.

Got a problem with that? Then turn the lights off in your blubbering quaking anus so you won't see it.

Idiot.

“Everyone on this site should only talk about politics. Specifically, my view on politics”
Lole

huh

You're saying genocide of jews wasn't murder because it wasn't against the law? LOL This'll be a screenshot for the ages.

Just because a bunch of greedy lawyers and inane politicians got together and gave the word "murder" a legal definition, that still doesn't change reality at all. Call a spade a spade and call murder murder. The minute you start confusing "murder"with "murder***" you will run into logical inconsistencies and people calling you a dipshit.

Yes, words have meanings. So you shouldn't let someone else change those meanings and try to redefine what reality is. That's the first clue that they are trying to manipulate you.

In any case, the word murder is something everyone is very familiar with that stands alone without a "legal definition".

I believe Taleladar is referring to murder as an immoral ending of a human life. I don't think the judicial term was what he had in mind.

I'm not defending anyone. Just trying to clarify the discussion. MasterofPun OUT
*drops down hatch and closes it behind him*

Right on.

the term was in use as early as 5000 years ago - America still being traversed by herds of Buffalos ...

You said it was "a legal term".

It's a word and concept that was later given a legal definition, not the other way around.

this one
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at most as early as 4100* years ago

Europe still being traversed by herds of bison*

we may break the first etymological ground over here:
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I'm not a classicist but I'd wager my boots on the term 'murder' already occuring in the Epic of Gilgamesh.

The act of murder in itself being as old as mankind for sure.

Now Virginia is looking to allow it /after/ birth...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xp0ZY1rVbAQ

The Nuremberg Laws were spoiled within a decade.
And I'm confident today's "laws" will be obsolete within decades as well.

Noice