[QUOTE="theone86"][QUOTE="BMD004"]How would society as a whole... from a macro perspective... be affected by murder not being a crime?
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It seems as if you are arguing that murder is wrong not from a moral perspective, but from a perspective of practicality. Murder is wrong because it negatively impacts society by doing this, this, and this.
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Is that correct?
BMD004
Morality is practicality. Â If the practical consequences of murder did not exist then the moral sanction against murder never would have developed.
I told you how society suffers. Â One lacks security. Â Every individual in society is fearful of murder because there are no sanctions against it. Â One's life can be terminated in an instant by anyone quite easily because the perpatrator can do it anywhere at any time and simply walk away.
What about murder against those who have no quantifiable value to society. For example, a homeless man with no family or friends?Â
you need to stop the foreplay and get to the point.
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The benefit of killing homeless people is basically non existent. The cost of determining and regulating who is eligible to be killed and meets all the required criteria to be deemed as having no value is virtually impossible from a logistics standpoint. What are we going to do run a cost benefit analysis and conduct interviews with family and friends for every member of society then run a statistical analysis on the possibility of future contributions?
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the longer you draw this out, the more stupid whatever point you are going to make is gonna look.
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