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Who said every right currently in the constitution came from the bible again?

The rest of the passage is, but yes I did indeed forget those 3 sentences. So murder is A OK, got it.

A natural right is also known as a negative right. Aka: in absence of anyone else around, what can you do? You can speak, you can move around, you can have weapons, you can defend yourself, etc.

They're labeled as such by both the EU and the US bill of rights so... You mean... violating his right to life? That thing brought up in the constitution as a right? No, it sanctioned indentured servitude, not slavery. Those are two very different things.

In order to accuse someone of rape, you need two witnesses. You are not to murder or steal from another person. Proverbs 29:7- A righteous man knows the rights of the poor; a wicked man does not understand such knowledge Deuteronomy 16:19- You shall not pervert justice. You shall not show...

Define genocide

wah???

Both of these examples make me want to shoot someone.

I can understand it, it just takes mental effort to remember what each part actually means, as some words changed meanings over time.

A lot of the words and turns of phrase are just... not used anymore, in any media. It is not a surprise that people would fail to understand things they've never come across before.

No no, this is totally different because, uh, old religious practices and stuff!

"I wish to die a righteous and just death, embodying my ideals as a hero or martyr; regretful not the least as I walk into the rising fires with my head held high. I wish for my death to mean something to someone, somewhere. Something good, golden and shining in the night."

I recall this not. The bolded aren't that bad. The first 2 are a bit morbid, but not a bad writing prompt for highschoolers. And the third is actually a nice exploration of an unreliable narrator.

Neh?