Most of the big questions in the world have relatively simple answers.
I don't think so.
I used to think so until the last year at school (that's at 18), then we had dissertations and it was very bad in the beginning but later in the year it got better. It's fun to place yourself in the shoes of the other side and try to find arguments to counter him.
It's as complicated as we want and as we live in a very complex world, I just can't believe answers can be simple.
For instance, to interrupt one's life. It's called a crime.
But then there's euthanasia (avoiding unbearable sufferance).
There's self-defense while under real threat.
There's following orders during war.
But it can also be an accident.
Raoul
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