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Originally Posted by BigHairedAristocrat
Your analogy to cops and soldiers doesn't even apply here. Harrison is neither. He's a thug who illegally fired a weapon, injuring both a drug dealer and an innocent bystander. He also lied to the authorities, also a criminal offense. He then either directly or indirectly was responsible for committing murder.
you might have your own personal interpretation of what is right and wrong, but society as a whole and the law are in direct opposition to your point of view.
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You said "murder is murder" implying that killing anyone, for any reason, is murder -- which it is not.
Now you'll probably come back with something about how cops and soldiers need to do that sometimes, but that doesn't change a thing. Also remember that cops and soldiers *unnecessarily* kill people sometimes, and it's still not murder. You should read Immanuel Kant, and after that read John Rawls (B'more represent!).