Moral Dilemmas 2

Mike StoneContemplative

I can't kill you.

If I can't kill them, then who can I kill?

If it's wrong to kill, is it ever right to kill?

Where is the line drawn?

Between them and us?

Between humans and animals?

Between conscious animals and unconscious animals?

Between animals and plants?

Can I kill something that is not living?

Yes. It is called destruction.

If it's wrong to destroy, is it ever right to destroy?

Where is the line drawn?

Between a work of art and something useful?

Between something useful and something useless?

Your world or someone else's?

A distant star?

A grain of sand?

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