Neil Peart
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- Seen Apr 10, 2021
Say what? You say that in self-defense we 'deliberately' kill a human being. Nope, that isn't true. We are forced to kill a human being because he/her is after us. If you had the choice, you would just not do it. At least, unless you really wanted to kill him.
Well, if you haven't been catching up with the world, true friends are pretty hard to find these days. At least, in my country. Brothers even kill each other for property. If you're saying that you're putting your trust on a person who just killed another person deliberately, go ahead. Keep that opinion to yourself, though, please.
So which definition of "deliberate" are we using here? The one meaning "purposely" or the one meaning "slowly and carefully"? If the former, then it still applies. The antonym of "accidentally" is "deliberately."
And yes, if the person was my best friend, I would put my trust in them - DEPENDING ON THE SITUATION. If this mofo just gunned down a child for stepping on his shoe, then I wouldn't defend him. Are you just figuring out that this is situational or something?
And hell, even if he DID gun down that kid or kill someone in an objectively unjustifiable manner, how does that mean I'm next on the chopping block? Why would he tell me for any other reason than to trust me? He could avoid all the hassle by NOT telling me.