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And abortionists, right? And men and women who ask for abortions--you know, those scumbags who harm other human beings?

Then you agree that rape is so horrendous that it deserves the death penalty in order to express that empathy and compassion?

But at least you acknowledge that they are here on this forum.

And who decides the right balance? You or me?

Based on what? Why should I understand something your way instead of someone else's way? What if my moral compass says it's ok to rape and pillage other people groups? Many, many people groups have believed so for thousands of years. Why is it wrong now? Was it wrong before? Is it because we're...

Yours or everyone's?

Which is what?

I'm pretty sure that's NOT why some are here.

If we're entitled to our own opinions, who's actually in error? Right and wrong are only simple if there's 100% agreement in those opinions, which there never is, else there wouldn't be a need for this conversation. Or if there's a standard we can all turn to that will tell us what's right vs...

Sure I do. Whereas from what you've written, there's nothing about yours that can't be changed with a change of "leadership".

Just like anyone who makes up his own standards of right and wrong is not trustworthy to judge right vs wrong. So why does it bother you so much when someone does it different than you?

I wasn't the only one:

Why are you going on when you said there's no need to go on?

I have no idea what you're trying to say.

Then there's no need to go on.

I suppose there are some things about pruning that would strengthen the root system, which would make me think bigger roots, not smaller. Not pruning might result in too many branches for the root system, so it might blow over in a storm, if they had storms before the flood.

We are DEVO. D-E-V-O.

That doesn't mean God's happy about what they're doing and wants to reward them, right? And it was only 80 years before the law.

Are you saying Adam's tending of the garden would have prevented the tree's roots from growing too big or too deep?

What about women? Exodus 1:15-21 (KJV) 15 And the king of Egypt spake to the Hebrew midwives, of which the name of the one [was] Shiphrah, and the name of the other Puah: 16 And he said, When ye do the office of a midwife to the Hebrew women, and see [them] upon the stools; if it [be] a son...