Originally posted by Eli
Fighting back is always morally justified.
Fighting back is always morally justified.
When a police man trys to arrest me for some crime I commited it is morally justified when I shot at him?
Originally posted by Eli
I'm not sure about the rights.
I'm not sure about the rights.
I only got controlled once by german police while I was underaged in a discotheke. Never again in my life when I lived in Germany and Netherlands.
The Police dont have the right to controll u without a clear hint for a crime (like u throwing big stones at a store window

Originally posted by Eli
Correct, but I still see no connection to freedom.
U just get a diffrent point of view of thing depending what your everyday experience is.
Correct, but I still see no connection to freedom.
My point is that u get in a really free country, with normal live on the street, instead of the street picture (do u say so in english?) u get in israel, a better point of view. U dont get radical. Radical views are always bad ones - isnt this obvious?
Originally posted by Eli
No.
But can he do something to prevent me from doing so?
No.
But can he do something to prevent me from doing so?
This means u support the Idea of the right of the more powerful?
So if not Israel but Palastina were more powerful they could use your plan but in reverse and it would be ok?
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