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Topic	Explain how law and morality aren't the same thing?
mooreandrew58 10/25/18 1:42:46 AM #39:	ReturnOfFa posted... mooreandrew58 posted... ReturnOfFa posted... Sahuagin posted... something can be immoral without it being illegal and vice-versa. they're not even kind of the same. cheating on an exam is not illegal, but it is immoral. slavery has been legal, though it was immoral. drinking alcohol (really I guess, producing, selling, or purchasing alcohol) has been illegal, though it is not immoral. etc. a good example of an immoral law in Canada at the moment is that it is currently illegal to carry any item whatsoever for purposes of self-defence. (you can defend yourself, but you can't carry an object with intent to use it for self-defence.) I agreed with everything up until the last paragraph. Learn martial arts loser. Martial arts is nice and all but your still at a disadvantage if the opposer has a weapon. Especially if they are a skilled fighter themselves. Plus learning martial arts takes time and money not everyone has that. well, I look forward to the next time I'm stabbed by a skilled fighter. I'll give you a call. paranoid american mindset looking to create confrontation imo I avoid confrontation. Nice try though. Also imagine a 100 pound woman being attacked by 280 pound guy. She better be really fucking good. Plus I've met people who knew martial arts and got their asses kicked by someone with no training. Real life experience tends to trump practicing. Just love it when someone thinks just cause they took a class they are a bad ass and can fight there way out of any scenario with just their fists If weapons didn't give people a clear advantage they would have never become a big thing. --- Cid- "looks like that overgrown lobster just got served!" Bartz-"with cheese biscuts AND mashed potatoes!" <cite>mooreandrew58 posted [p:911122075] in Explain ho... [t:77129173]...</cite> <quote><cite>ReturnOfFa posted...</cite> <quote><cite>mooreandrew58 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>ReturnOfFa posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Sahuagin posted...</cite> <quote>something can be immoral without it being illegal and vice-versa. they're not even kind of the same. cheating on an exam is not illegal, but it is immoral. slavery has been legal, though it was immoral. drinking alcohol (really I guess, producing, selling, or purchasing alcohol) has been illegal, though it is not immoral. etc. a good example of an immoral law in Canada at the moment is that it is currently illegal to carry any item whatsoever for purposes of self-defence. (you can defend yourself, but you can't carry an object with intent to use it for self-defence.)</quote> I agreed with everything up until the last paragraph. Learn martial arts loser.</quote> Martial arts is nice and all but your still at a disadvantage if the opposer has a weapon. Especially if they are a skilled fighter themselves. Plus learning martial arts takes time and money not everyone has that.</quote> well, I look forward to the next time I'm stabbed by a skilled fighter. I'll give you a call. paranoid american mindset looking to create confrontation imo</quote> I avoid confrontation. Nice try though. Also imagine a 100 pound woman being attacked by 280 pound guy. She better be really fucking good. Plus I've met people who knew martial arts and got their asses kicked by someone with no training. Real life experience tends to trump practicing. Just love it when someone thinks just cause they took a class they are a bad ass and can fight there way out of any scenario with just their fists If weapons didn't give people a clear advantage they would have never become a big thing. --- Cid- "looks like that overgrown lobster just got served!" Bartz-"with cheese biscuts AND mashed potatoes!"</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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