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The Sanctity Of Human Life

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The basic principle would probably be that you are not allowed to kill someone without severe consequences. But having said that, I would like to discuss the following:

1. In some places, murder is punished by life imprisonment and not the death penalty. If first degree murder is not proven, then there is also no death penalty. But if the argument is that the death penalty is not imposed to preserve the sanctity of the killer's life, what about the sanctity of the victim's life?

2. If someone killed several people by accident, let's say a drunk driver causes an accident which kills several people, shouldn't he have to pay with his life as well? Some might argue it was an accident and hence he should not face such a severe penalty, but what about the sanctity of those lives he ended?

3. Why do human beings in general and individual human beings believe that their lives deserve to be held in sanctity? Is the human race in general and individuals deserving to be "held in such high esteem"? No, in my opinion.

4. And if we don't regard the human race and human lives as being that "great" or worth preserving, then what is the point of saving the environment or going green? I'm not saying that we deliberately destroy the environment, but what's the point in preserving it and keeping the human race in existence?
 
read the bible, you get all your answers there...but i can answer question 2 from the top of my mind..

hatred for a person is equivalent to killing that person....it's equally sinful and punishable in hell..

if you don't have hatred for that someone dies in an accident as a result of you.

you should not be held accountable, but the laws said otherwise...you could probably be charged for manslaughter..

it's interesting that some traffic accidents like that Sin Min editor could get away without a manslaughter charge.

so law is subjected to the interpretation of the judges...i wonder who they receive orders from...LOL!

i highly suspect that the environmental issues are driven by earth pagan worshippers....but then again, it's common sense to keep take care of what God has entrusted to us...

instead of exploiting and polluting...if we don't protect the environment, in the end we give birth to babies with defects.

Obama and Hujingtao really need to understand this...
 
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4. And if we don't regard the human race and human lives as being that "great" or worth preserving, then what is the point of saving the environment or going green? I'm not saying that we deliberately destroy the environment, but what's the point in preserving it and keeping the human race in existence?

The natural environment should be respected whether humans populate the world or not. Trees and rivers have existed far longer than even dinosaurs and humans had set foot on this Earth, so do not be so arrogant towards nature and Gaia.

Also the Illuminati is aware of this population explosion problem in the past fifty years, and so they are trying to systematically disease and kill off a large part of the world populace by introducing low-quality foodstuffs in supermarkets and making organic food expensive as well as adding industrial chemicals into the water supply before the next big thing called genetically-modified food kicks in.

And in future in order to stabilize and regulate society they will implement the rfid chips upon everyone as a form of identification or should I say the New Collective.

How I wish I could join them and help realize their systematic planning for this world of perverse, demonstrative and wretched people. Everyday I wish I were the Godson of the Jesuit General.
 
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