
LilithsThrall |
"Necessary" is used when you can find no other choice and you choose to do the lesser of the two evils. I agree it's a way folks justify doing evil things.
What makes it "less evil"? I mean, you are a staunch believer that "evil" has some sort of objective definition. (I assume you believe "good" has some sort of ojective definition.) What are these objective definitions? (please be as precise as you can be)

calvinNhobbes |
Apparently they bore repeating.
Not really, unless you forgot them.
One is overkill and unnecessary, the other is a fact of war.
Except, both are a fact of war. See Hiroshima and Nagasaki for examples. Also, please explain why one is evil and one is not? At what point does lose of life become evil? 10 innocents? 100? 1000? What is your personal limit. My guessing it is somewhere north of the number you have killed in active duty.
The enemy placed the civilians in that situation, not you. Your job is to destroy the enemy. Yes the civilian deaths might make for some bad PR, but you were not the ones who caused their deaths, your enemy was.
Wrong, your job is to protect the innocent people! One way to do so is to destroy the enemy. Are all soldiers this blood thirsty?
Greater good. Need i say more? In war you do what is best for your "side" and we saved alot of our soldiers' lives, not to mention enemy soldiers' lives.
Evil people like to think they are doing good things. Hitler thought he was doing good when he gased 6 million Jews too.
Because a nuke in N Korea would affect China as well (fallout). And China is N Korea's ally and would come to their defense.
Only if they were stupid and wanted to die. Which they are not, so they would not nuke us.
Given the time frame that it would take us to bring in more troops and supplies to that front of the war, I find it a very reasonable number. We would have been out gunned for most of the time the hostilities continued.
Of course you do. You have successfully brainwashed by the propaganda. But here is a question for you. Why didn't we make smaller nuclear bombs and specifically target Japan's military over the next several months or years instead of targeting high concentrations of innocent civilians?

calvinNhobbes |
No I just believe that when it comes to war a good majority of the rules of good and evil are thrown out the window.
Yes, I am aware our military disregards things like the Geneva Convention. It is this lack of morality among active duty soliders recently that has tarnished the reputation of the US in global diplomacy. As a citizen I find this disheartening that you would admit this.
What one would find apalling in day to day life becomes normal.
And it is the evil person who rejects his morality in response to such atroscities.
What makes you think I would kill you as soon as help you?
You utter disregard for human life.

calvinNhobbes |
Japan attacked us in a sneak attack at Pearl Harbor. Despite that, the US offered Japan a chance to surrender before the bombs were dropped (the Potsdam ultimatum). Japan rejected it.Even after Hiroshima, Japan refused to surrender. It was only after both bombs were dropped that Japan surrendered.
And? You still do not address anything at all regarding the original question. What were the reprecussions for the US using the bomb at that time in history. You are merely desperately trying to assemble a strawman argument.
This is equivalent to a guy who sneaks into your house and kills and murders your wife and children. He's also attacking, killing, and raping other people in the neighborhood (read what Japan did in Korea). You offer him a chance to surrender. He refuses. So, you blow his head off. I consider this a good act brought about on a very evil and stupid person. I'd consider it an evil act for a man who has the ability to stop evil to do nothing.
And while you are blowing his head off you also manage to murder his innocent wife and his 149,999 children standing next to him. Ya, that's not evil.

calvinNhobbes |
LilithsThrall wrote:+1calvinNhobbes wrote:
We are talking about 1940s Japan. Not today. Japan (and the rest of world) at that time had no reponse to the US using the bomb. Hence there were really no reprecussions. Please at least attempt a relevant response next time.Japan attacked us in a sneak attack at Pearl Harbor. Despite that, the US offered Japan a chance to surrender before the bombs were dropped (the Potsdam ultimatum). Japan rejected it.
Even after Hiroshima, Japan refused to surrender. It was only after both bombs were dropped that Japan surrendered.This is equivalent to a guy who sneaks into your house and kills and murders your wife and children. He's also attacking, killing, and raping other people in the neighborhood (read what Japan did in Korea). You offer him a chance to surrender. He refuses. So, you blow his head off.
I consider this a good act brought about on a very evil and stupid person. I'd consider it an evil act for a man who has the ability to stop evil to do nothing.
+1 what? he never even addressed my orginal question!, ie. what were the reprecussions? We know the justification.

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xcept, both are a fact of war. See Hiroshima and Nagasaki for examples. Also, please explain why one is evil and one is not? At what point does lose of life become evil? 10 innocents? 100? 1000? What is your personal limit. My guessing it is somewhere north of the number you have killed in active duty.
Neither was evil, ignoring ad hominem attack.
Wrong, your job is to protect the innocent people! One way to do so is to destroy the enemy. Are all soldiers this blood thirsty?
When in war you job is to destroy the enemy. Ignoring ad hominem attack.
Evil people like to think they are doing good things. Hitler thought he was doing good when he gased 6 million Jews too.
These people were not involved in the war in any way whatsoever. They were the the fall-guys for his obsession. He blamed the jews for his nations economic problems in order to rise to power.
The japanese in Hiroshima and Nagasaki, on the other hand, would have been contributing to the japanese war effort by making ammo and supplies and were contributing to the death of our soldiers in some way.
Only if they were stupid and wanted to die. Which they are not, so they would not nuke us.
More of a political argument but /meh.
Of course you do. You have successfully brainwashed by the propaganda. But here is a question for you. Why didn't we make smaller nuclear bombs and specifically target Japan's military over the next several months or years instead of targeting high concentrations of innocent civilians?
The technology was in its infancy, we used what we had at the time to end the war as expeditiously as possible. It would have taken years to develop bombs with the precision you describe, and the the campaign of attrition as we bombed their military targets? no thank you. We did that with regular bombs throughout the war with little to no effect. (and alot of civilian casualties i might add)

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Yes, I am aware our military disregards things like the Geneva Convention. It is this lack of morality among active duty soliders recently that has tarnished the reputation of the US in global diplomacy. As a citizen I find this disheartening that you would admit this.
You want to see disregard for the Geneva Convention? Look at the enemies we are facing. They saw peoples heads off, drag burnt bodies through their streets and strap bombs to themselves to kill indiscriminately.
Outside of isolated squad incidents our only violations have been the waterboarding of admitted terrorists. I am against this because we did pledge to follow the GC and in doing that we are not.
My references thus far have been to wars prior to the instituion of the Geneva Convetion, so there is nothing for you to be disheartened about.
And it is the evil person who rejects his morality in response to such atroscities.
War is kill or be killed. Survival is a dirty thing, but (coming back to where this whole argument started) Neutral at the worst.
You utter disregard for human life.
ignoring ad hominem attack.

calvinNhobbes |
Neither was evil
Well I guess we'll agree to disagree. I find you to be a horrible evil person.
ignoring ad hominem attack.
Sorry, I apologize for the immaturity. I'll keep my personal attacks to PM.
When in war you job is to destroy the enemy.
Only if you are evil.
Ignoring ad hominem attack.
See above
These people were not involved in the war in any way whatsoever. They were the the fall-guys for his obsession. He blamed the jews for his nations economic problems in order to rise to power.
The japanese in Hiroshima and Nagasaki, on the other hand, would have been contributing to the japanese war effort by making ammo and supplies and were contributing to the death of our soldiers in some way.
So by that logic, 9/11, according to you, was also not an evil act. It was a neutral act.
The technology was in its infancy, we used what we had at the time to end the war as expeditiously as possible. It would have taken years to develop bombs with the precision you describe, and the the campaign of attrition as we bombed their military targets? no thank you. We did that with regular bombs throughout the war with little to no effect. (and alot of civilian...
Actually you are wrong. First, the precision has nothing to do with the bomb. That has to do with the bombers, which as far as I know had no problem hitting military targets. Second, the power of the bomb is a function of the amount of radioactive material. Reduce the material, reduce the power.

seekerofshadowlight |

seekerofshadowlight wrote:What makes it "less evil"? I mean, you are a staunch believer that "evil" has some sort of objective definition. (I assume you believe "good" has some sort of ojective definition.) What are these objective definitions? (please be as precise as you can be)
"Necessary" is used when you can find no other choice and you choose to do the lesser of the two evils. I agree it's a way folks justify doing evil things.
If you don't get it, there is little point in me trying to explain it.

Robert Young |

Because a nuke in N Korea would affect China as well (fallout). And China is N Korea's ally and would come to their defense.
Update to 2010:
China doesn't give a rat's patootie about the crazy aunt-in-the-cellar that is N Korea nowadays. China's holding the U.S.'s marker, remember? And a huge trade surplus. Closer together now than ever before.
calvinNhobbes |
You want to see disregard for the Geneva Convention? Look at the enemies we are facing. They saw peoples heads off, drag burnt bodies through their streets and strap bombs to themselves to kill indiscriminately.
I never said terrorists weren't evil. But according to you, they are not, since killing indiscriminately is merely a fact of war.
ignoring ad hominem attack.
That's actually not an ad hominem attack. It is pretty self evident by your posts that don't have much regard for human life. If that is in fact incorrect then you are misrepresenting yourself horribly.

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Ok, this is fun and all but the vast majority in this thread have marked the OP's PC as evil, Most being NE.
So he has his answer, maybe not the one he wanted but, them the brakes.
You can't stop this seeker, it has reached critical mass. The only recourse is to post image macros until it gets locked.

Xum |

Quote:When in war you job is to destroy the enemy.Only if you are evil.
To sum up, your belief is that ANYONE in a war, be it a group of paladins or anything like that, is evil then? ...Yeah, right.
In the D&D universe EVERYONE is evil by RAW as you guys say it, cause EVERYONE (at least every PC and hero character depicted) hurt and kills people. It says so by RAW as many of you have stated. That not only ilogical, it's irrational.

seekerofshadowlight |

seekerofshadowlight wrote:You can't stop this seeker, it has reached critical mass. The only recourse is to post image macros until it gets locked.Ok, this is fun and all but the vast majority in this thread have marked the OP's PC as evil, Most being NE.
So he has his answer, maybe not the one he wanted but, them the brakes.
Ya might be right, I mean I enjoy AL augments as much as the next guy, but we have already godwinned and now on on personal attacks...yay

LilithsThrall |
Xpltvdeleted wrote:+1 what? he never even addressed my orginal question!, ie. what were the reprecussions? We know the justification.LilithsThrall wrote:+1calvinNhobbes wrote:
We are talking about 1940s Japan. Not today. Japan (and the rest of world) at that time had no reponse to the US using the bomb. Hence there were really no reprecussions. Please at least attempt a relevant response next time.Japan attacked us in a sneak attack at Pearl Harbor. Despite that, the US offered Japan a chance to surrender before the bombs were dropped (the Potsdam ultimatum). Japan rejected it.
Even after Hiroshima, Japan refused to surrender. It was only after both bombs were dropped that Japan surrendered.This is equivalent to a guy who sneaks into your house and kills and murders your wife and children. He's also attacking, killing, and raping other people in the neighborhood (read what Japan did in Korea). You offer him a chance to surrender. He refuses. So, you blow his head off.
I consider this a good act brought about on a very evil and stupid person. I'd consider it an evil act for a man who has the ability to stop evil to do nothing.
First, most of the Japanese people who died weren't innocent. They supported the war.
Second, there were a minority of Japanese people who opposed the war (not many, the Japanese government had assassinated many people who spoke out for peace). There were also a large number of Korean slaves in Hiroshima.I consider the first group accomplices of the rapist/murderer.
The second group, I feel sympathy for. BUT, if the rapist/murderer breaks into my house and is raping/murdering my mom and the only way to stop it is to shoot him and he has a neighbor whom he's using as a body shield, well, life sucks for that neighbor. One person giving their life to save the lives of a large number of others is acceptable.
The fact is, if the tables were turned and I was in that neighbor's shoes and you were the guy who had to shoot, I hope I'd have the grace to tell you to go ahead and shoot. Like I said, I consider it evil for a man to do nothing and let evil continue.
You must be a total pacifist (if you weren't, you'd be a hypocrit). I don't agree with that stance, but I respect your adhering to it. Hopefully, you'll never see the day when you are put in a position which tests your resolve to total pacifism.
As for your question regarding repercussions, I didn't answer it because it's not relevant. But since you want an answer, I'll say that I can't think of any repercussions under those situations.
I'm still waiting for you to define "good" and "evil" such that when you talk about "less evil" I know what you're talking about.

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TriOmegaZero wrote:Ya might be right, I mean I enjoy AL augments as much as the next guy, but we have already godwinned and now on on personal attacks...yayseekerofshadowlight wrote:You can't stop this seeker, it has reached critical mass. The only recourse is to post image macros until it gets locked.Ok, this is fun and all but the vast majority in this thread have marked the OP's PC as evil, Most being NE.
So he has his answer, maybe not the one he wanted but, them the brakes.
I stopped reading about a hundred posts ago myself. 'Tis the only way to remain sane!

calvinNhobbes |
To sum up, your belief is that ANYONE in a war, be it a group of paladins or anything like that, is evil then? ...Yeah, right.
Actually, you did not sum up my beleif, in fact you got it horribly and utterly wrong. Nice strawman argument, nice job throwing the paladins in there for some extra hyeprbole.
Going to war for the sole purpose the kill other people (which is the comment I was responding) is evil. I believe war in general is neutral with many evil acts required on both sides. But in general it is the aggressor who has the most burden of evil.
In the D&D universe EVERYONE is evil by RAW as you guys say it, cause EVERYONE (at least every PC and hero character depicted) hurt and kills people.
Perhaps in your game. When I play good NPCs or PCs, they only kill in self defense of against things that have no sentience (oozes, vermin) or are not really alive (undead, constructs). When I DM, I inform players of this so most decide to play neutral characters, knowing they could become evil if they lack compunction. Plus, like I said, to destroy evil you must become evil. Nothing wrong with that in game.
It says so by RAW as many of you have stated. That not only ilogical, it's irrational.
Well if you think the RAW are illogical and irrational, then rule zero them for your games.

Robert Young |

In the D&D universe EVERYONE is evil by RAW as you guys say it, cause EVERYONE (at least every PC and hero character depicted) hurt and kills people. It says so by RAW as many of you have stated. That not only ilogical, it's irrational.
Nope. Not even close. Because in D&D land you can outright target evil and evil only. You can even detect it!! And your D&D deity will even reward you for it!!
Please try to separate game from reality. They're not remotely similar in this discussion.

seekerofshadowlight |

THIS is the end of the thread.
You need to link the batman one next, that poster is most relevant to the topic at hand.

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TriOmegaZero wrote:THIS is the end of the thread.You need to link the batman one next, that poster is most relevant to the topic at hand.
You'll have to be more specific, there are plenty of Batman posters. :)

Xum |

When I play good NPCs or PCs, they only kill in self defense of against things that have no sentience (oozes, vermin) or are not really alive (undead, constructs). When I DM, I inform players of this so most decide to play neutral characters, knowing they could become evil if they lack compunction. Plus, like I said, to destroy evil you must become evil. Nothing wrong with that in game.
Well, no one must play a paladin or a good character though, you can't kill an evil dragon, nor a demon nor an animal that attacks you... great, makes total sense.

calvinNhobbes |
First, most of the Japanese people who died weren't innocent. They supported the war.
So you also think 9/11 was fine and dandy. Unless you think most Americans do not support the war of terror? Plus I'm sure the thousands of nuked children knew what the heck was going on.
BUT, if the rapist/murderer breaks into my house and is raping/murdering my mom and the only way to stop it is to shoot him and he has a neighbor whom he's using as a body shield, well, life sucks for that neighbor.
Sure does, but it is still evil. Necessary sure, but still evil.
One person giving their life to save the lives of a large number of others is acceptable.
Yes, one person GIVING their life to save many is altruistic and absolutely GOOD. Taking that person life whether they want it or not is EVIL.
The fact is, if the tables were turned and I was in that neighbor's shoes and...
If the US polled Hiroshima and 100% of the civilians said they want to die to stop the war, then so be it. That is not what happened.

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So by that logic, 9/11, according to you, was also not an evil act. It was a neutral act.
We were not at war with the terrorists who did this. The people there were true innocents and were doing nothing to support any type of war effort. Again, the majority of people in Hiroshima and Nagasaki were supporting the war effort.
As to your comments about how many people i killed. I will address that. Not a single one. Not everybody in the military is infantry. My job was to fix the equipment that saved the lives of those injured in combat, both friendly and enemy. That being said, all military members are trained in how and when to use their firearms and if I was in the position of some of my fellow soldiers I would fight to protect both my life and their life. Does this mean any rational person, soldier or not, is going to mow down crowds of civilians because their might be an enemy combatant present? Of course not, but the terrorists we are fighting have no regard for human lives and sometimes US soldiers are placed in situations where there is collateral damage. While this is highly regrettable, it is part of being at war.

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So you also think 9/11 was fine and dandy. Unless you think most Americans do not support the war of terror? Plus I'm sure the thousands of nuked children knew what the heck was going on.
You forget we were not at war when they blew up the towers...there was no war to support, it was a cowardly act, much like Pearl Harbor.

Xum |

Xum wrote:
In the D&D universe EVERYONE is evil by RAW as you guys say it, cause EVERYONE (at least every PC and hero character depicted) hurt and kills people. It says so by RAW as many of you have stated. That not only ilogical, it's irrational.Nope. Not even close. Because in D&D land you can outright target evil and evil only. You can even detect it!! And your D&D deity will even reward you for it!!
Please try to separate game from reality. They're not remotely similar in this discussion.
Evil implies hurting, oppressing, and killing others.
The bolded part states nothing of the kind "if u kill evil people than it's all right".
So by YOUR logic and by RAW as you people see it, killing and hurting is evil, period.

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TriOmegaZero wrote:I was thinking this oneseekerofshadowlight wrote:You'll have to be more specific, there are plenty of Batman posters. :)TriOmegaZero wrote:THIS is the end of the thread.You need to link the batman one next, that poster is most relevant to the topic at hand.
Ha HA! Excellent! Carry on the good fight, sir! I depart to class now.

calvinNhobbes |
Well, no one must play a paladin or a good character though, you can't kill an evil dragon, nor a demon nor an animal that attacks you... great, makes total sense.
Very few try. But it is possible, I jsut need to be very careful as a DM not to put them in situations that are too diffcult, and I constantly remind them what their actions mean morally.
Also, you skipped over the entire self defense thing, and of coruse self-sacrifice. I'm guessing because then your strawman woudl fall apart.
If an evil dragon attacks a town, then the paladin can fight to protect the innocent people. The paladin can even hunt the dragon down to bring it to justice, but if the dragon surrenders (which it will since it has high INT) then the paladin can not kill it. It must take it as prisoner.
Same thing with a demon, although I can't imagine a demon surrendering.
As far as an animal, only in self defense. I actually had a situation where a wolf that attacked the party due to hunger was injured and dying, the NG character walked up and coup de graced it. I had him switch to N. Good characters don't kill helpless dying animals, they heal them. Could you really imagine Jesus coup de gracing a dying animal? Exactly.

Xum |

Xum wrote:Well, no one must play a paladin or a good character though, you can't kill an evil dragon, nor a demon nor an animal that attacks you... great, makes total sense.Very few try. But it is possible, I jsut need to be very careful as a DM not to put them in situations that are too diffcult, and I constantly remind them what their actions mean morally.
Also, you skipped over the entire self defense thing, and of coruse self-sacrifice. I'm guessing because then your strawman woudl fall apart.
If an evil dragon attacks a town, then the paladin can fight to protect the innocent people. The paladin can even hunt the dragon down to bring it to justice, but if the dragon surrenders (which it will since it has high INT) then the paladin can not kill it. It must take it as prisoner.
Same thing with a demon, although I can't imagine a demon surrendering.
As far as an animal, only in self defense. I actually had a situation where a wolf that attacked the party due to hunger was injured and dying, the NG character walked up and coup de graced it. I had him switch to N. Good characters don't kill helpless dying animals, they heal them. Could you really imagine Jesus coup de gracing a dying animal? Exactly.
Hahahaha, so your entire argument on being good is "What would Jesus do?" That's funny, haha. Thanks for the laugh.

Mirror, Mirror |
Same thing with a demon, although I can't imagine a demon surrendering.
A devil, OTOH, will ALWAYS surrender and continue to plot evil and work malice.
Does the paladin, knowing the devil is only surrendering so it can work it's mischief from within, accept the surrender? You can detect evil, but not evil INTENT...
At least, not anymore.

Xum |

As far as an animal, only in self defense. I actually had a situation where a wolf that attacked the party due to hunger was injured and dying, the NG character walked up and coup de graced it. I had him switch to N. Good characters don't kill helpless dying animals, they heal them. Could you really imagine Jesus coup de gracing a dying animal? Exactly.
Just for the record, if said guy had no healing, the animal was suffering a LOT, it would be ok to let him suffer and not kill it, but would be wrong to put it out of it's misery?

calvinNhobbes |
We were not at war with the terrorists who did this.
LOL, you are SO naive. Do you know ANYTHING about middle east history or politics? And just so you know, war is like breaking up, only one person has to do it. Regardless if the US thought it was at war, the terrorist were, hence the US was as well.
The people there were true innocents and were doing nothing to support any type of war effort.
Really? Do you really thing wall street money and tax payer dollars did not support the killing of people in the middle east? Really?
Does this mean any rational person, soldier or not, is going to mow down crowds of civilians because their might be an enemy combatant present? Of course not, but the terrorists we are fighting have no regard for human lives and sometimes US soldiers are placed in situations where there is collateral damage. While this is highly regrettable, it is part of being at war.
Never said it wasn't part of war. And the fact you think it is regrettable means you are neutral because you have guilt about commiting an evil act. But that does not mean killing innocent people is not evil, during war time or otherwise.

calvinNhobbes |
calvinNhobbes, you're still not giving a precise defintion of "good" and "evil" despite the fact that your entire argument is predicated on there being some objective definition.
Until you do so, this debate is going nowhere.
Yes, I did. I gave the definition as defined by the SRD.
Reading is the bee knees, thanks for playing.
calvinNhobbes |
Hahahaha, so your entire argument on being good is "What would Jesus do?" That's funny, haha. Thanks for the laugh.
No, it is what the SRD says it is. Being altruisitc, respecting life, and being self-sacrficing. If anyone is good, I imagine Jesus (or at least people's idea of him) would fit that.

calvinNhobbes |
Just for the record, if said guy had no healing, the animal was suffering a LOT, it would be ok to let him suffer and not kill it, but would be wrong to put it out of it's misery?
If no one in the party had ANY healing spells (which was not the case in this situation), and lacked the healing skill (which was also not the case in this situation), then it would be a NEUTRAL act to put the creature out of it's misery.

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LOL, you are SO naive. Do you know ANYTHING about middle east history or politics? And just so you know, war is like breaking up, only one person has to do it. Regardless if the US thought it was at war, the terrorist were, hence the US was as well.
They do not fight a conventional war by any means, and tbh we are not going to be able to make a dent unless we stoop to their level (which i do not advocate). But the fact remains our troops were not engaged with them in any way when 9/11 occured. Much like we were not engaged in war with Japan when they attacked Pearl Harbor.
Really? Do you really thing wall street money and tax payer dollars did not support the killing of people in the middle east? Really?
Our military was not actively engaged with the group (Al Qaeda) that was behind the attack.
Never said it wasn't part of war. And the fact you think it is regrettable means you are neutral because you have guilt about commiting an evil act. But that does not mean killing innocent people is not evil, during war time or otherwise.
So I'm no longer an Evil SOB? Awe thanks! I still disagree with you on it being evil, however.

calvinNhobbes |
A devil, OTOH, will ALWAYS surrender and continue to plot evil and work malice.
Does the paladin, knowing the devil is only surrendering so it can work it's mischief from within, accept the surrender? You can detect evil, but not evil INTENT...
At least, not anymore.
If the devil surrenders and the paladin kills him anyway, then it is an evil act that requires serious atonement.
There is a reason the superior legions of good do not rush the lower planes and erase evil from the multiverse. Because they would all fall and become evil if they did. Hence, to destroy evil you need to become evil.

calvinNhobbes |
They do not fight a conventional war by any means, and tbh we are not going to be able to make a dent unless we stoop to their level (which i do not advocate).
So you think there should be rules for war? But you have been advocating that rules go out the window for war. You can't play both sides.
But the fact remains our troops were not engaged with them in any way when 9/11 occured. Much like we were not engaged in war with Japan when they attacked Pearl Harbor.
Very little of war is fought on the battlefield. Come on, quit being naive. Supporting the enemies of your enemies does not make you neutral. You are at war whether you like to admit it or not.
Our military was not actively engaged with the group (Al Qaeda) that was behind the attack.
So what!
So I'm no longer an Evil SOB? Awe thanks! I still disagree with you on it being evil, however.
Then I guess you are evil again.

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Xum wrote:Hahahaha, so your entire argument on being good is "What would Jesus do?" That's funny, haha. Thanks for the laugh.What would Jesus do?
"Think not that I am come to send peace on earth: I came not to send peace, but a sword." Matthew 10:34
Maybe it's a plastic sword made by playskool?
Let's not forget that his father (who is also him?) is a genocidal maniac that likes to kill babies and make people sacrifice their children.