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<blockquote data-quote="Kaleon Moonshae" data-source="post: 1634109" data-attributes="member: 12147"><p>If you want to think that way, ok. Although I will say I do not believe in innocence, the only reason any of us are still here and not somewhere else is that we have messed up previously some how. Also, why would I feel guilt for ushering someone onto a different place? I know that for most of us it is easier to believe people with vastly different mindsets are somehow &quot;only thinking they are that way&quot; and if that helps, then more power to you. The only way to prove one way or the other would be to do it, and I do not find that 'proving a point' is justification for killing. I will say this, there are people who have no compunction with killing, not sure why you assume I am not one of those. In college I was actually approached for CIA work because of my phsychological profile. The military looks for the same profile when training snipers (although the police look for the exact opposite I am told). There were plenty of taoists during the early years after Lao Tzu that had no qualms with killing, mainly because death is just another way that Tao explains itself.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Kaleon Moonshae, post: 1634109, member: 12147"] If you want to think that way, ok. Although I will say I do not believe in innocence, the only reason any of us are still here and not somewhere else is that we have messed up previously some how. Also, why would I feel guilt for ushering someone onto a different place? I know that for most of us it is easier to believe people with vastly different mindsets are somehow "only thinking they are that way" and if that helps, then more power to you. The only way to prove one way or the other would be to do it, and I do not find that 'proving a point' is justification for killing. I will say this, there are people who have no compunction with killing, not sure why you assume I am not one of those. In college I was actually approached for CIA work because of my phsychological profile. The military looks for the same profile when training snipers (although the police look for the exact opposite I am told). There were plenty of taoists during the early years after Lao Tzu that had no qualms with killing, mainly because death is just another way that Tao explains itself. [/QUOTE]

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