Morality
With the gift of life we are able to think whatever we want. Regardless of anyone else's opinion yours is what matters most. I don't care how cliche this sounds. It's true. The fact that this is looked at as corny or whatever you want to call it disgusts me. Anyone's opinion is no less than yours. You do not hold the power to determine right or wrong. If you did you would create law. Even then law is a poor excuse of a structured society. Even with law people commit "crimes". This shows that even law holds no power to a persons actions. It is morals that define us. If you want to kill someone and feel the urge inside of you enough you can do it. You will be penalized, yes, but it can still be done even with law in place. I do agree with most laws and the fact that anyone has the capacity to take a life is purely wrong. We all follow morality in the end. Rather, have a conscience that helps guide us in a positive way. Those without a conscience have the ability to act with no remorse. This is a threat that should be assessed with a radical movement. Those who think that taking a life is justifiable maybe deserve to have their life taken. Then we come across the problem of hypocrisy.
In the end, we all die. There is no exception. One "law" we can all agree on is at the end of life no matter when it is we will be dead to the world, unable to think, breathe, eat, feel, or see the world and the people you love ever again. So instead of judging others and creating negative feelings in your own mind over the actions and thoughts of others quit being a pessimistic bastard and realize that life is far too fragile and short to destroy something just as a fragile, emotional relationships. That is if it actually means anything to you.