Zenith Wrote:So you would kill children of muslims (age 5, 8, etc.) and babies of muslims just because they are incredibly weak and you can crush them with minimal losses?
Absolutely. It's entirely mathematical... if there is a giant gain and a minimal loss: I take it if it is worth it.
Quote:Yeah, bastard baby terrorists! how could one dare say that babies or children of age 5, 6, etc. are innocent? And how dares one say that a muslim that goes to the mosque and does the stuff his religion asks him for the sole reason not to get killed, and would leave islam with the first occasion he could, cannot be counted as innocent? And how could one not see that the babies & 5 years old children are actually untrained soldiers!?
One could say they are innocent because of what they are today... but a cuddly baby bear will still be a bear. We probably can't change that.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=peUFIfD-uYM
No matter who they are, they remain capable under the right circumstances of being a problem for me. The only way one cannot see that babies and 5 year olds are untrained soldiers is if they are either in denial, or simply not pragmatic people that shouldn't be making decisions over who is and is not a threat anyway.
Quote:By the way Sae, how many Islamic terrorist attacks have happened in your country that you hate them, and that you act as if you would attack them of fear of not getting killed? And how many muslims have done a great evil to you in the name of their religion for you to hate them all and want them all dead?
You presume that I hate them. An enemy is not someone I hate... but someone who is either in my way or who would cause me harm if given the chance.
Infact, i want everyone that is not my friend dead. If I had a button and could get this to happen: I would immediately press it, with little to no hesitation. Sure... they might have become my friend at a later time... but why take the chance?
Quote:ok, if you judge everyone and everything, do you also judge yourself? just curios, or you consider yourself perfect?
I judge myself the most critically. Depressive introspection has a way of devaluing self-worth to levels better left occupied by one's friends.
And I cannot be perfect until I am at least post-op... until then I'm lacking so much that to even call myself half decent is a stretch for me
Quote:I'm sorry Sae, I mistook you for an atheist - as I said "all atheists in your country (including you, and you are innocent) to be decapitated". But because I do not know your faith, then I must reformulate: if most people that have the faith you have would do something very evil and would deserve to receive the capital punishment, and it would be decided that all who have your faith (i.e. including you) to be killed, how would you feel about that? i.e. how would you feel to be killed for the evil of others? If it would not be ok for you to die because of what somebody else did, then why should a baby be killed for what a muslim terrorist did?
I am an atheist
And my answer remains the same: I am chaotic. There is no semblance of following rules to be found here... nor is there a care in the world for the responsibilities others have placed upon me. If I do something, it is because at the time I either wanted to or deemed it necessary. I'm a terrible self-motivator.
I would feel it was somewhat barbaric, as most killing is... but I wouldn't allow myself to be held in the clutches of the lawgiver. I would infact commit suicide before being placed in that situation. The situation cannot apply to me at all, as I could not be killed by the lawgiver in the sort of formal and ordered manner which they are so fond of.
Please give me a home where cloud buffalo roam
Where the dear and the strangers can play
Where sometimes is heard a discouraging word
But the skies are not stormy all day