This thread raises some interesting questions.
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Michael McNamara wrote:
he said "If you want to kill someone, then do this." which was a mock hit to the thorax.
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Why would anyone think hitting someone in the thorax would kill them? I thought those Krav Maga guys were trained to be more precise than that.
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Keith Larman wrote:
In the movie "History of Violence" …
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Why would anyone ever use A History of Violence to illustrate any point other than how bad a movie can be?
On a more serious note:
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Kevin Leavitt wrote:
I definitely don't WANT to kill anyone that doesn't need killing. However, some people NEED to be killed as they are very bad, and I really WANT to do that if they NEED it.
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Who decides which people need to be killed? What is it that makes them very bad? What makes you want to kill them?
Is this a pre-existing, identifiable need to be exterminated thing? Or more of an at the moment their badness manifests sort of thing?