posted on Jul, 25 2023 @ 11:32 AM
a reply to:
SprocketUK
Killing someone on emotional impulse out of hatred is quite different than justice. Justice should be careful and ordered, for the clear purpose of
protecting people from harm. Revenge is not part of justice, it is a system where the mere human attempts to take nature's role to neutralize karma or
God's role to render justice.
As we judge others we shall be judged our selves. Suppose this person is morally judged for his actions in a full and complete way by an all-knowing
divine being. Perhaps this being says that pedophilia is the worst of all crimes. However, perhaps to this divine being says murder is the worst of
all crimes, and one crime doesn't act to justify another crime. Or perhaps this being takes the position that all crimes are equal in some sense. IF
either of those were the standard, then pedophile killer's so-called justice could be judged as bad or worse than the pedophilia involved.
This guy seems to live according to principles to the fullest, which is good. But by some concepts of justice this man caused more harm than the
pedophiles, which is bad. One person being the judge, jury, and executioner is a chaotic system in that you are at a "random" person's concept of fair
and just.
Stories like this also could give people the idea that they are objectively better than other people. You can be better than someone at specific
concepts like moral treatment of others, but that doesn't necessarily make you objectively better in the eyes of any divine being.