The Sin That Leads To Death

[Dave D]

murder is a crime defined in statute, its defined as unlawfully taking someones life, its not the same as killing someone

 Good point.

Are crimes man made? What are they based on? Morals?

Is killing someone a crime?

If you remove the religious aspect, are the 10 commandment out dated and repressive, are they relevant to modern life?

[Primemuscle]

I'm saying your opinions on Trump are as valid as mine on Taylor's genuineness.

I'm not saying anything about Trump's actions. We like and dislike people for personal reasons.

I dont know Taylor at all in any personal way, much like you dont know the President. But I base my opinions on his actions, past and present, just as you do with the President. I dont know all of his actions only what he shares, much like you dont know all of Trumps actions only what he tweets or the media shares.

Basing your opinion on someone due to news coverage and their Twitter account is pretty short sighted.

Blah, blah, blah...

Blah, blah, blah is right. I asked you a simple question, which was, "How do you know when someone is or isn't being genuine?" Nowhere does my question suggest you don't have a right to an opinion about Taylor's genuineness.

[joswift]

Good point.

Are crimes man made? What are they based on? Morals?

Is killing someone a crime?

If you remove the religious aspect, are the 10 commandment out dated and repressive, are they relevant to modern life?

English Common law which is what all laws are basically based on were based on morals, but then statutes came in and flipped it on its head

[Dave D]

Blah, blah, blah is right. I asked you a simple question, which was, "How do you know when someone is or isn't being genuine?" Nowhere does my question suggest you don't have a right to an opinion about Taylor's genuineness.

I answered your question. 

I explained i make my decisions based on evidence provided.

[FitnessFrenzy]

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