Money for murder?

[COLOR="Plum"]ew this reminds me of my philosophy class.
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WHAAT!!!! I love Philosophy... Its my minor.
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I agree entirely.

Also, I don't think that Morality (as far as basic human rights go) is subjective. Look into philosophy.

I am in philosophy and morals are subjective depending on which one you adhere too. Nietzsche anyone?

The ultimate issue everybody here has to contend with is:

If you can justify to yourself the murder of an innocent for money, you then have no reason to complain when someone else, (be it an individual or a corporate entity or whatever,) also uses shady means to gain profit. Some of the people here might be mad at Nexon for being greedy, or Microsoft being greedy, or Bush being greedy and giving profits to the oil companies, etc. You cannot even be mad at the Italian mob doing rackets or assassinating people.

I mean, how can you justify being mad at those companies and individuals when you just justified 1st degree murder for money? It seems more than a bit inconsistent.

My point is, you have to keep your own personal ethics clean in order to with good conscience judge those you feel have erred. If you live with "selective morality" and are openly proud of it, then that can be a problem in certain circumstances.

So what you are saying is that if I make an infraction in any area I am not justified in any morals of that area.
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All Humans are hypocrites. So this would really end up boiling down to something like: Humans can not judge one another (which they always will) and should completely ignore social standards and social morality (which would destroy a society).
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Imma sezzz.... Cops speed and pull you over to speed but fundamentally they exist to keep order.