| is killing the same as murder? -
11-05-03
~murder is when you go into a fight or situation knowing that someone is going to die. so a soldure who enters a war is a murderer if he takes the life of someone.
taking the life of someone by hitting them with your car is not murder: that would be concidered killing a person, because you did not do it intentionally.
*murder is intentional, killing is not*
what do you think? is there a difference in murdering a person and killing a person?
(there was an argument about this today- just wanted to hear some opinions)
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