> Many murders result in gain for the murder.
Did I say otherwise? No. Read it again: I said it increases risk.
> Were individual Nazis at great risk for murdering?
Actaully, yes. You bust into someone's home with murder on your mind, and whether you're backed up by a couple of thugs or by a batallion of Waffen SS the chance the home owner's gonna blast you in the face with a shotgun is higher than if you decided to stay in bed that day.
> Wrong thread for that opinion.
The topic had drifted to morality. The evolution of morality is thus relevant.
> Liberals love situational ethics too.
So do conservatives. I don't happen to have a problem with US spies stealing documents from the Iranian nuclear program, for example. Do you?
> Impossible to tell what this comment means.
No, it's not. Read it in context. Then read the Old Testament. Murder and rape were hunky-dory so long as those doing it claimed to have God on their side.
Nope. Committing such acts greatly increases the risk to yourself and your potential progeny, at no gain.
You stand corrected.