Which of these statements you made were correct?
"But murder is murder, last time i checked the definition doesn't change in relation to different circumstances."
"To my knowloge, the only time killing someone is considered "legal" is in self defense purposes."
Wrong and wrong. Common sense tells me you didn't understand why they were wrong, so I tried to tell you.
If you don't want someone to call you on you statements, don't post them.
oh, the irony.
and I didn't imply anything, I just read what you posted.
You didn't provide an example. You stated it was the
ONLY example. Please look up to definition of
ONLY. It means that there are no other examples then what you gave. Which I disproved by giving you 2 more.
There's a huge difference between saying here is
AN example, and here is the
ONLY example. Do you see this difference?
agreed. Maybe once you finish junior high English, and we can actually have a debate where your statements make sense, this can be continued.
At this rate, I'll never even get to address the topic, because it takes 3 pages just to show you what simple words like
ONLY mean. It's hard to debate with someone when they don't even understand their own choice of words.
