| By US (AKA, the state) during the twentieth century alone.
And we will murder again. Just don't look to me to surrender myself to the authorities for this crime.
Strangely enough, if a murderer is killed in prison (see J. Dahmer, WI, USA), I don't have a problem with that. Mr. Dahmer put himself in that situation; he bears the responsibility for his own death.
Question -- can a person choose to forego basic human rights? Must I then reduce my own level of moral culpability to support that person's decision? |