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Do you believe anyone who kills or "messes up" another human being is wrong for doing so, even if they clearly intended to do the same to them?

By King Of Queens And Lord Of Rings Asked Nov 2 2009 1:47PM
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by Moongrim on Nov 3, 2009 at 7:42 am Permalink

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In defense no.

Sometimes a scar is a far better reminder than harsh words to prevent another attack.
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Avatar King Of Queens And Lord Of Rings Nov, 03 2009 at 01:39 PM
I agree, or even brain damage. Some people on the other hand seem to think "live and let live" always works.


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