If that were the case then we'd all be wrong for knowing soldiers are killing people during war, yet letting it continue. Everyone is responsible for themselves and answers for themselves.
In such a world as you describe, chaos would be the overriding factor. Laws would not exist, people would commit crimes without a care in the world, and society would be a festering cancer rather then something to learn about and from.
Which it arguably is now, but that's another matter..
If everyone is responsible for themselves, then there's no order in the world.
The simple fact is that there we do bear responsibility for other people. If they commit a crime against another person -- or animal, or the land, etc. -- then it is our duty to make sure they cannot do so again in the confines of the law.
What you're advocating isn't just ignorance. It's a very shortsighted outlook on the world.
And there are rules about how to fight in wars. Murder in a war is horrible, but not illegal. Unless you're murdering civilians. Then you're up for a court-martial.
Hell, society wouldn't be where it is today without war, sad as that is. War drives technological advances.
Modifié par The Ethereal Writer Redux, 15 novembre 2012 - 05:59 .