Arya said:So, you agree that I could sit a baby on this side of the couch, and sit a monkey on the other. Shoot the monkey, shoot the baby, and you would think that I did nothing wrong?
I wouldn't really have a problem with it.
Arya said:The disabled man respects your right to life, but an animal does not. Any man, disabled or not, could defy your right to life and property, however, so could any human.
It is when they defy those rights that I may kill them.
Arya said:Your examples have reach a level to where if I merely stepped on your shoes out of frustration, I deserve to die. I'm a rational being, however, remember .. I did not respect your property.
Eh, it's really a bit different. You stepping on my shoes is not really a threat against my life.
Arya said:So, my example of the man who's a bit messed up in the head deserves death, however for the other man, who's retardation can reach exceeding points, gets to have his life in the decision of the men with guns?
The one who attacks the lives of others is killed, while the retarded man, if he is still somewhat rational, gets to live, yes.
Arya said:Sigh. What good is there arguing between two people, both whom morals back them up. All that can be done is to bring up examples, and have them opposed. This has turned into a race of who will crack first, evidently.
You're questioning me on my worldview, specifically, the "rights" section.




