One World Ethics And War: The Right To Kill?

Does anyone have the right to kill another human being? In One World Ethics no one has the right to use superior power to kill other human beings, especially non-combatant men, women, children and old people. Man does not have the right to kill man. This is the fundamental principle upon which world peace must be built. Be a human being and solve conflicts without resort to using violence and power to kill others. This is what Strephon says. See him also at his site: StrephonSays.com/blob/

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[LuizaEstrella]

Any form of violence is essentially a crime. Any government that sends its own citizens to murder other humans and potentially be killed in battle, is a criminal government. Nothing, absolutely nothing in this world justifies violence.

We're all creatures of God (call it life, if you want), and as such, reason and compassion should be our guidelines, not greed or artificial historical grudges that we hold against each other which are only fed, never solved, by violence.