Are certain things INTRINSICALLY right/wrong?

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  • Shelbs
    9 years ago | pl

    Is there really such a thing as killing pointlessly? There is pretty much always some reason behind murder, even if others don't know, the one who committed the crime does.

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    • RoseIsabella
      9 years ago | pl

      But, if the so called "reason" for killing someone or something is a sociopathic one like killing just to watch something or someone die that's not a legitimate reason but more of a pathology.

      School shooter, Luke Woodham, beat and tortured to death his own family dog to prepare himself for killing people like his mother, girlfriend and another girl at school. The dog was a little Pug and her name was, Sparkle.

      Senseless and pointless are the reasons of such persons.

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    • RomeoDeMontague
      9 years ago | pl

      Yes. Kill out of defense and killing for food. If you just kill for the fun of it you are killing pointlessly. If killing is not a necessity you must not kill. If a maniac kills since he imagined he was being harmed he killed in self defense since he perceived he/her was being endangered. Why rape is never ok since their is no real reason to rape someone. Rape is absolutely never necessary and serves no good.

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    • BLAh81
      9 years ago | pl

      But wouldn't you say that some reasons are more valid than others?

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