Thursday, July 18, 2013
Moral Culpability
In that Zimmerman Took a Life
Because George Zimmerman took the life of Trayvon Martin, he garners moral culpability (thou shalt not kill), and because he contributed to the situation that resulted in a deadly conflict.
Trayvon Martin likewise garners moral culpability because he also contributed to the situation that resulted in Zimmerman's fear of bodily harm or death.
Since we do not and can not prosecute for moral culpability alone, it is apparent that Martin was punished with his life, and Zimmerman will not only be punished by his peers at every turn in his remaining lifetime, but he will also eventually face the wrath of God, and then, so will Martin..
Because George Zimmerman took the life of Trayvon Martin, he garners moral culpability (thou shalt not kill), and because he contributed to the situation that resulted in a deadly conflict.
Trayvon Martin likewise garners moral culpability because he also contributed to the situation that resulted in Zimmerman's fear of bodily harm or death.
Since we do not and can not prosecute for moral culpability alone, it is apparent that Martin was punished with his life, and Zimmerman will not only be punished by his peers at every turn in his remaining lifetime, but he will also eventually face the wrath of God, and then, so will Martin..
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