12th November 2020, 7:15 PM
(This post was last modified: 12th November 2020, 7:17 PM by Camer the Dragon. Edited 1 time in total.)
I think it'd be too much weight to bear even having the decision in your hands.
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3) Depends, was the murder in self-defence or out of malice? Even when out of malice then there are moral things to consider, e.g. were they abused until they were pushed over the edge? There would have to be more information than "they were a murderer" to feel 100% justified in the choice.
EDIT: I see it says innocent, if the person who was murdered was innocent then I feel that there is much more of a case for this although as stated at the top it would feel like too much weight to bear even having the decision in your hands let alone doing it.
4) If killing a serial killer for this I feel like the right option would be to gather all of the families and have them decide together, e.g. some stories may be more tragic than others and some families whilst devastated by their loss may decide to give someone else their chance at life back (e.g. if they were much younger or for other reasons).
5) Nah, firstly it'd be too much weight to bear (much like in general for 3 and 4 also) and secondly I doubt the person I revived would feel happy with me doing that even for them.
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3) Depends, was the murder in self-defence or out of malice? Even when out of malice then there are moral things to consider, e.g. were they abused until they were pushed over the edge? There would have to be more information than "they were a murderer" to feel 100% justified in the choice.
EDIT: I see it says innocent, if the person who was murdered was innocent then I feel that there is much more of a case for this although as stated at the top it would feel like too much weight to bear even having the decision in your hands let alone doing it.
4) If killing a serial killer for this I feel like the right option would be to gather all of the families and have them decide together, e.g. some stories may be more tragic than others and some families whilst devastated by their loss may decide to give someone else their chance at life back (e.g. if they were much younger or for other reasons).
5) Nah, firstly it'd be too much weight to bear (much like in general for 3 and 4 also) and secondly I doubt the person I revived would feel happy with me doing that even for them.
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