Monday, July 21, 2008

2. Crime: Why is the WILL so important in determination of a crime?

Firstly, it is inalienable to all humans. Why is it inalienable? Based on what, you ask.

It is inalienable to us due to the fact that we recognise that other human beings all possess rationalism.

Given that one person's rationalism may be different to another's, We are still all rational beings and possess cognitivism.

Our will is the exercise of our rationality. We can become what we desire/ our will stems from our rationality.

So our will is our key to our freedom. If our will is objectionably denied, then a crime has occurred.

However, there is a spectrum to this objectionable nature of the criminal deed. It starts from inconveniencing that advances to coercing to taking away/ utter denial.

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