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Re: There is no such as 'justice'.
| quote: | Originally posted by kutvolkots
For millenia people who were different than collectively accepted had to face what is known as 'justice'. Penalties where enforced for not applying to the collective idea of 'right' and 'wrong'.
If one allows himself to reason and follow logic for a moment one will come to the conclusion that 'right' and 'wrong' Is bullshit.
Just 700 years ago, a minor timespan on the scale of human evolution it was seen as 'wrong' to be Gay, just as wrong as people find it today to torture someone into confession, Now being Gay is almost accepted and torturing someone into convession was okay then.
And even today, on different parts of the planet we inhabit the ideas of right and wrong differ greatly. Dressing without a Burqa is so wrong in Iran that a women will receive mutilation for that while it's perfectly okay here in Holland. On the other hand, it's okay to have sex with a sheep there while one will end up in jail on account of animal mistreatment in Holland. If the same person is being mutilated on the other side of the world and when it's on vacation to holland it's all okay surely one must realise that the ideas of right and wrong are based on all but logic.
I too find torturing someone to death a bad thing, and sleeping with sheep not okay, just because I live in holland, If I was born in Iran I'd think otherwise. It's what is told to us in our inprentive age that shapes our image of right and wrong, not our conscious thought.
I know that I my ideas are based on nothing, I can't argumentate why I think it's wrong, not concrete logical arguments though, yet I keep that opinion. I just as any other human am nothing at logical thinking. We fool ourselfs that we are the peak of cognitive thought. We are nothing. We judge almost everything with emotions.
The real injust is done to criminals. They suffer because they are different, not because they are wrong. |
First off you fail to realize that we are part of societies of differing beliefs, values and thoughts so to compare Holland with Iran or wherever else you may draw comparisons with is seriously flawed in arguing about rights and wrongs of criminality. With that said there is a reason that rules of law exist in societies, albeit those are shaped by innumerable factors for respective cultures.
A classic example is honor killings which are often tolerated in Islamic cultures. In virtually any other part of the world that would be a disgusting and contemptuous crime of murder. Yet some of these men involved get away with it in the guise of family honor in the Islamic world "where it occurs." Quite an injustice is done to these criminals, right? So I ask you is the German government wrong for trying to cease honor killings among Turkish Germans who don't like the way their daughter is being disrespectful. What exactly are you arguing.
Unless you are suggesting that human beings live like the herds of wildebeests and prides of lions on the African savannahs, we will of course utilize emotion in society, it is what makes us human. I personally could not imagine myself being a serial killer who kills, goes home and sleeps and does the same thing again the next day, hence we have psycho and sociopaths. Laws exist for a reason or else anarchy would be a mild option for what might happen if there exists no consequences for our actions in life.
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Last edited by NYCTrancefan on Jun-30-2005 at 13:49
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