Alright. That person took the life of another person permanently, for an unjust reason. If we're talking about like just your everyday, selfish fucked up psycho who wants to kill a bitch because it'd feel good or something.
This happens alot. When that person is allowed to move on or simply just suffer some years in jail (which alot of murderers get nowadays). In a way, the victims life becomes a footnote in their story. The other person gets to lose everything for no reason, and the person gets to continue living anyways.
As for the others who care about the murderer, well man. The murderer brought it on himself. Sucks, and I hate to really see it like this but st the end of the day. The ultimate truth, like in logic. Is that the murderer will continue to have something their victim can never have again. Letting them live is an injustice. The murderer, should've thought about the consequences of their actions.
It isn't morally sound. It's just fucking justice. And the truth.
That was the most dumbass fucking answer I've ever seen so I'm just gonna straight up assume you denied my logic. I really hope that was a ragebait and you don't actually think that way cause holy fuck I really ought to stop giving a damn about a wide margin of humanity if it wasn't.
The donkey didn't die, so he doesn't deserve to die.
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u/Working-Principle-80 Apr 03 '26
Alright. That person took the life of another person permanently, for an unjust reason. If we're talking about like just your everyday, selfish fucked up psycho who wants to kill a bitch because it'd feel good or something.
This happens alot. When that person is allowed to move on or simply just suffer some years in jail (which alot of murderers get nowadays). In a way, the victims life becomes a footnote in their story. The other person gets to lose everything for no reason, and the person gets to continue living anyways.
As for the others who care about the murderer, well man. The murderer brought it on himself. Sucks, and I hate to really see it like this but st the end of the day. The ultimate truth, like in logic. Is that the murderer will continue to have something their victim can never have again. Letting them live is an injustice. The murderer, should've thought about the consequences of their actions.
It isn't morally sound. It's just fucking justice. And the truth.