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<blockquote data-quote="jbear" data-source="post: 4632459" data-attributes="member: 75065"><p>@NN</p><p> </p><p>Soldiers follow orders fullstop. They are not trained to question whether it is right or wrong (good/evil), they are trained to obey. Some individual soldiers may have aconflict of morals when following some orders, feeling personally what they do is wrong, but they obey the orders because that is their job and they will be severly punished if they do not.</p><p> </p><p>I'm sure this is why when a war ends so many soldiers are traumatized for life.</p><p> </p><p>Law is completely independant from justice and morality. Some individuals will try and use laws to perpetrate justice but it is not the system itself that is just or good. An equal or perhaps larger quantity of individuals will try and use that exact same system to benefit their own individual gain, or to avoid justice. The vast majority simply follow the rules, whatever they may be, and in this way avoid conflict/problems so they can go about their daily lives in relative peace.</p><p> </p><p>In fact the cleverest criminals realise that the most prosperous position to conduct criminal activities is from a position of authority. That is why inevitably the police become corrupt, above their own laws.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jbear, post: 4632459, member: 75065"] @NN Soldiers follow orders fullstop. They are not trained to question whether it is right or wrong (good/evil), they are trained to obey. Some individual soldiers may have aconflict of morals when following some orders, feeling personally what they do is wrong, but they obey the orders because that is their job and they will be severly punished if they do not. I'm sure this is why when a war ends so many soldiers are traumatized for life. Law is completely independant from justice and morality. Some individuals will try and use laws to perpetrate justice but it is not the system itself that is just or good. An equal or perhaps larger quantity of individuals will try and use that exact same system to benefit their own individual gain, or to avoid justice. The vast majority simply follow the rules, whatever they may be, and in this way avoid conflict/problems so they can go about their daily lives in relative peace. In fact the cleverest criminals realise that the most prosperous position to conduct criminal activities is from a position of authority. That is why inevitably the police become corrupt, above their own laws. [/QUOTE]
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