Somethings I never really understood was:

What constitutes a life?

Do people who are not U.S. Citizens get the same "Human Rights" as given to citizens of America via the Constitution?

(THIS ONE SOUNDS WORSE THEN IT IS!!!! I do not believe in it)

Besides morality, what is so wrong with slavery?

Was it, so wrong that we took the Indian's land because if it is no ones land to claim how can they claim we can't use it any way we want?

What's the matter with Imperialism?

Why if I work hard my whole life and become a CEO, should I be morally inclined to pay more to the people who did not take the same time to get where I got?

If everyone deserves health care and education, shouldn't necessities like food, shelter, water, clothing, love be provided for everyone? So how do you choose what can be given to people for "free"?

Why would people have more victims killed by criminals rather than criminals killed by police?

Answer if you want, Debate them if you want.. I just wanna see some answers because I am confused.

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