Being a murder and being a convicted murder are different.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bart of Sparta
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Being a murder and being a convicted murder are different.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bart of Sparta
No body no crime
The law does not recognize ghost crimes. The law is a system based on shared awareness of a certain occurrence between human beings. If only 1 knows and does not share it, it is simply part of his conscience and not the law.
The act in itself is against the law.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bart of Sparta
Depends on where you are and your conception of the law. My conception of the law is that it only applies as far as it can be enforced. In other words, it is a set of agreements between certain people living in a certain territory that you do not do certain stuff. People who do not agree with that, or choose to ignore it, are called "Criminals". The majority has pooled it's resources to make sure "criminals" are "punished" by removing them from society (temporarily or conclusively), inflicting physical pain, or forcing them to part with a part of their belongings. In other words, the law only holds so far as it can be enforced. In placed it cannot be enforced it does not exist (Lawlessness).
Ofc you would say that, you are a well known cheater after all. Why wouldnt you try to justify your own behaviour :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Bart of Sparta
There is no murder without a conviction.Quote:
Originally Posted by Korp
Korpsie pumpkin <3 nom nom nom I luv uuu (Cuddle snuddle poo poo).
So if I kill you and dont get convicted you're not dead cause there was no murder... Or whatQuote:
Originally Posted by zsivhawk
I'm detective BoH, this is my partner detective Korp. We are here investigating the murder of Bart, what was your last interaction with him?Quote:
Originally Posted by zsivhawk
It's murder prior to even having a suspect let alone conviction. You're attempting to argue semantics, possibly going the rout it's just death without proof it is unlawful and thus murder but that is incorrect.
gg...
Murder is an action that can only be evaluated in an absolute sense (did or did not occur) by people aware of it (or it's possible existence). If Korp is the only one who knows about Bart's murder (was it Bart?) then, well, how true is a truth known only to a single man... especially one who won't confirm it.
Problem is that the law distinguishes between murder and manslaughter for instance. So until the "law" knows what happened, it's still up in the air whether something was murder or not according to the law.
But killing someone is murder, thats what been discussed. As the scenario already been defined.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bart of Sparta
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x59kS2AOrGMQuote:
Originally Posted by Pillz