Net_Spectator wrote...
Maybe both... Is that a crime?
The crime is what you posted.
Net_Spectator wrote...
1. Laws and good morals are not needed (everything's good anyway), life is easy without challenge or hardships...
2. No need to be a good person, there's no point in that...
3. Suddenly everybody becomes apathetic...
4. Without crime, it feels like the world is not living...
5. No negativity means no positivity...
6. Without crime --- bad guys, no need for good guys...
7. Balance is screwed...
1. In order for there not to be any crime people have to be moral. How would hardship disappear? Is crime the only hardship we have in life?
2. For there not to be any crime you have to be "good."
3. About what? They still care about living in this world.
4. Maybe for you.
5. Says who? This isn't a fucking math equation where both sides have to be equal. "Bad" things do not have to happen in order for there to be "good" things, and not only that, but what's "good" and what is "bad" is entirely subjective, so what you say is bullshit.
6. Same answer as five. Objectively define "good guy", oh wait you can't, because that's impossible.
7. And how is that exactly?