So long as coercion and extortion is force onto us by badged enforcers it is much like we are in a forced labor camp. During the holocaust, inside the concentration camps, even though prisoners were dying needlessly, there was a sense of community. It would have been traumatic and shocking had a prisoner one day just snapped and strangled a Nazi concentration camp guard on his lunch break. But calling it murder? Would that accurate? But this is not a concentration camp, you might say. We have more freedoms that those prisoners, you might say. This is where it becomes important to define exactly where the line of justice is, so we know who is on which side of the line, and when defensive force is justified. They can call the concentration camp prisoner who snapped mentally disturbed. Perhaps its true. The community in the camp can be traumatized. I myself might say it was the wrong way to handle things, because at the very least its tactically suicidal, and Nazis have families to support. They are only doing their jobs. But can the killing of an aggressor ever be a vicious murder? Not technically, no. I am NOT advocating violence, even defensive force, against anyone. That would be stupid both because of the consequences to oneself and the set back it would cause to the public relations efforts of those of us trying to educate people on what it makes someone an aggressor. I will tell you that I do not condone the cold-blooded murder of anyone, whether they wear a uniform or not. Justifiable defense can take many forms, and I cant honestly agree that concentration camp victim killing fascists guards while they eat lunch is a cold-blooded murder. It cannot technically be called a brutal slaying, a murder, or a crazy act. Because as unpopular as it might be to admit the truth, coercion and extortion dont have to be tolerated by anyone. Everyone who is a victim of aggressors has a right to resist, morally speaking, even if its not a good idea at the moment, when most people are so brainwashed they disgustingly refer to aggressors, the enforcers of coercion and extortion as protectors. If police upheld the idea of no victim, no crime, instead of routinely victimizing innocent people to enforce bribed corrupt politician scribbles, then calling it murder would be honest. As it stands, calling it murder is a lie. Its a lie. We should be free. again Im not saying anyone ought to kill anyone. Be kind, be nice. But lets say whats what honestly.~Cash
Posted on: Tue, 23 Dec 2014 11:46:22 +0000
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