You’re intentionally conflating murder with a war.
When both sides are irrational to a point where aggression, defence, self-defence and preservation blurs, there’s no morally good or evil anymore, it’s all shit.
Charlie Kirk didn’t have a gun pointed at his murderer, as far as I’m aware he did never kill anyone or ordered the killing of anyone. Your comparison is not only flawed, it’s intentionally made up to compare a single person who just engaged in dialogue and used words with two populations who have basically sworn to exterminate their respective opponent (to achieve “peace in our times” as it seems).
It seems like your trying to establish that some murders for wrongthink are ok, it just needs to be Nazi. Isn’t this what you really want so say?
You’re intentionally conflating murder with a war. When both sides are irrational to a point where aggression, defence, self-defence and preservation blurs, there’s no morally good or evil anymore, it’s all shit.
Charlie Kirk didn’t have a gun pointed at his murderer, as far as I’m aware he did never kill anyone or ordered the killing of anyone. Your comparison is not only flawed, it’s intentionally made up to compare a single person who just engaged in dialogue and used words with two populations who have basically sworn to exterminate their respective opponent (to achieve “peace in our times” as it seems).
It seems like your trying to establish that some murders for wrongthink are ok, it just needs to be Nazi. Isn’t this what you really want so say?
How many people need to die before it goes from murder to war and the killing is justified in your mind?
Murder is a defined personal act that is more or less similar in most, but not all, jurisdictions.
War is a ln act between nations, states, collectives, combatants, soldiers and mercenaries.
You’re intentionally conflating 2 vastly different scenarios and I’m not falling for it.