Up to how many kidnappers are we ok to kill, to save one innocent life?
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CGSailor — 11 years ago(July 06, 2014 05:48 PM)
As many as it takes to get the job done. For every piece of beep that is removed from the gene pool the world is a much better place.
^^^THIS!
I'd rather they do it themselves and I'll personally put them in for a Darwin award, but sometimes we just have to take action ourselves.
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They can navigate the web to find a site such as IMDB, they sign up for an account, find their way to the message boards, learn how to navigate the threads and post their questions.
But somehow they still cannot figure out that no matter what film's message board they are in, they are only two clicks away from looking at the cast list!
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AnnieMarimba — 9 years ago(November 28, 2016 09:41 AM)
ISIS only wish they could murder and maim as many people as the US does on a regular basis. You'll happily murder half a million Iraqi kids without breaking a sweat like the scumbag fascists that you are.
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CGSailor — 9 years ago(November 28, 2016 11:26 AM)
I wouldn't murder a single kid you stupid piece of sh!t.
Nor would any other US military serviceman.
You are talking out your ass about what you dont have a damned clue anout.
Now get lost troll.
You are pathetic.
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Mylobage — 11 years ago(July 26, 2014 11:00 PM)
This is a ignorant comment. I'll explain why. Nobody is born evil, which is what you're implying. Accepting this fact, the next logical step would be, if people aren't born evil, than where do they acquire it? Good question, I'll answer it. Since evil is not innate, one must examine the common denominator in most "evil" people, the denominator is usually poverty. Hence, why you're method of letting them kill eachother, doesn't work. In the end, there will always be outliers, however to fix the problem we mustn't act as if evil is distinct to only evil people. To fix the problem we have to understand our flaws as human beings and the systems in which we live.
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Sacotra — 11 years ago(August 31, 2014 05:14 AM)
Nobody is born evil
Yes, they are. Some people have bad wiring/chemistry in their brains that means they have sociopathic/psycopathic tendencies, which will manifest as "evil" to a greater or lesser extent depending on their life circumstances. To argue otherwise is uninformed and naive. -
Mylobage — 11 years ago(August 31, 2014 05:53 AM)
"Some people" is correct they're called outliers, like I said. However, the majority of people stem from poverty and nurturing conditions. watch this documentary or read a book on the matter. Either will help you learn.
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revengine — 10 years ago(October 21, 2015 10:19 PM)
Some? Try ALL. We're all born evil, some are just better at hiding it. As to the original question, you take out as many as are involved in the kidnapping. Ten, a hundred, a thousand, whatever. The kidnappers willingly got involved in the matter, they knew the Americans were going to do whatever it took to get back one of their own.
That's why it was important to get Phillips back before they got to Somalia, because the body count would have been a lot higher. Maybe a blood soaked, carnal reeking slaughter house of a rescue of Capt. Phillips from Somali territory would have been a good deterrent against further piracy. They'd realize the risk is no longer worth the reward.
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d_henderson1810 — 10 years ago(November 23, 2015 01:28 AM)
No. Evil can come from bad upbringing, lack of values, a sense of entitlement, personality flaws, greed, lust for power,
There are plenty of people who do evil things that have nothing to do with poverty. Hitler didn't invade Poland or exterminate the Jews because of poverty. Ted Bundy or Charles Manson didn't do their evil crimes because of poverty. ISIS don't commit terrorist attacks because of poverty.
There is no excuse for evil, no matter what the circumstances, since to commit a good or evil act comes down to choice, and when presented with a situation, your choice is your responsibilty. If you choose to commit evil, it is your fault, first and foremost, because you could have chosen to react differently and addressed the problem some other way. -
LetoMoon — 11 years ago(July 10, 2014 07:16 AM)
I said "army" with a lower case "a" to denote any national military organisation not confined to the US or to this movie, so your hostility is unwarranted.
Beyond that, saying you'd kill an infinite number of criminals is rather extreme don't you think? If a threat of murder for profit makes you infinitely angry, you would be doing nothing else in your life than hunting down criminals.
I agree it's evil, but I'm trying to find a realistic estimate of how evil it is. "Infinite" is not helpful, just emotionally charged. -
bishop-scottm — 11 years ago(August 04, 2014 08:04 PM)
Extremism in the defense of liberty is no vice.
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joe_538 — 9 years ago(January 23, 2017 07:37 PM)
I said "army" with a lower case "a" to denote any national military organisation not confined to the US or to this movie, so your hostility is unwarranted.
army: (rm)
noun- an organized military force equipped for fighting on
land. - the branch of a nation's armed services that conducts military operations on
land
. - a large number of people or things, typically formed or organized for a particular purpose.
navy: (nv)
noun - the branch of a nation's armed services that conducts military operations at
sea
. - a dark blue color.
- an organized military force equipped for fighting on
