Yup! Because he was an old man but Plato legged it.SpheresOfBalance wrote:Oh but he believed he did.
How hard can it be to kill an unarmed person?
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Re: How hard can it be to kill an unarmed person?
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Re: How hard can it be to kill an unarmed person?
Hey Veggie! Yes some of the human species are messed up, and I'm extremely happy that you've narrowed your sights. But I would argue that some US policeman, are not as bad as others.vegetariantaxidermy wrote:The only reason this would ever be asked is because humans are such a fucked-up species.You should really ask a US police officer, because they do it all the time. They would just say 'easy' (then shoot you).
Re: How hard can it be to kill an unarmed person?
Mankind has always had the "Fight or flee" instinct since they were "cavemen". So for some i would guess that it would be pretty easy cutting the soldiers throat if they felt they needed to do it in order to survive, it would be human instinct. I would also think that it would be easy for those who are desensitize by war that the sight of blood and the dead no longer means nothing for them.