Only a spoonful.
Therefore it's okay to argue against strawmen.
No, you mellow out, Ege.
Ah sweet, we got comment history readers here.
If I have to kill a person to stop a chance that a random person will be evil or misguided enough to choose to kill millions, it's not worth it.
Murder is wrong, and that's an absolute. ~~And then someone's gonna come in with the "what if you have to kill someone to stop nuclear war from destroying the earth, and you can't just get the authorities for some reason?"~~
They shouldn't be doing drugs either.
But you’ll always risk that there’s some psycho who likes killing and then you will have killed more.
I disagree. The blood is not on your hands.
Suppose you see someone walking towards a bank with a gun. You have an opportunity to steal their gun. If you don't, and they go on to kill 5 people in an armed robbery, is the blood on your hands?
Suppose you see a hunter in the woods with a gun. You have an opportunity to kill them. If you don't, and they go fire on a city street and kill 5 people, is the blood on your hands?
Suppose you see a juvenile delinquent on the path to being a serial killer. You have an opportunity to kill an old lady in front of them to scare them straight. If you don't, and they go on to kill 5 people, is the blood on your hands?
Suppose you see a newborn baby. You have an opportunity to kill them. If you don't, and they grow up to become a terrorist and kill 5 people, is the blood on your hands?
That implies that if nobody tries to stop climate change, it'll never destroy the world.
For a book, remarkably short.
For a news article, quite long.
For a legal document, who reads those anyways?
Take my upvote and get out of here.
You expect a meme maker to photograph that themselves?