AllieBaba
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This is too vague, you need to be more specific. What does "certain aspects of society may celebrate those actions" mean? You say there's evidence; refer to it.I thought your question is when is it ok to kill a human.
It's ok to kill a human that doesn't have the protections of the state.
It's quite simple.
Leaving aside for a moment the fact that I don't really believe for a second that you thought "real human being" meant "someone you can't kill", are you saying that legality conveys morality? That passing a law to do something makes it moral? How, then, do you decide what laws to pass and what to legalize, if there's no moral standard except that provided by what is ALREADY legal?
I took real human being to be someonY
Ye that you can't kill without punishment. I am saying that legality is a reflection of morality. If the morals of the day don't consider a particular human to be under the protection of the state, then there are no punishments for killing said human and certain aspects of society may celebrate those actions. You can find evidence of this throughout history and all over the globe.
Because I have no idea WHAT the fuck you're trying to say.