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Should Dont Have Right To Kill The Joker

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Harrison Zhang
Marilyn Holguin
Rhetoric 101 Section C3
14 December 2017
Human Do Not have Right to Kill Mark D. White and Robert Arp have written a short essay about whether Batman should kill Joker or not. But they didn’t claim their attitudes about the answer. In my opinion, we should not kill Joker or those who are terrorists. Killing is born wrong, moreover, we don’t have the power to let others die.
The two authors told us that casting difficult topics in a different right can help us think about the issue better. They didn’t directly claim whether Batman should kill the Joker or not, but they mentioned three major schools of thoughts, “Utilitarianism”, “Deontology”, and “Virtue ethics”. I agree with the second school most, and Batman should not kill the Joker.
In terms of the morality system, killing is not moral; in the respective of natural system, we don’t have right to kill people despite any bad things they have done and while the Joker did bad things, “he is still a human being, and is thus deserving of at least a minimal level of respect and humanity,” (White and Arp 545). Even if all of us hate him, he is still a person, which means that we should not freely strip his right to live. …show more content…

If they just analyze torture directly and professionally in the essay, it might be boring and hard for audiences to understand, as they wrote, “torture is an uncomfortable and emotional topic,” (Mark White and Robert Arp), torture is an unpleasant theme to write about. Furthermore, not everyone knows the true meaning between humanity and torture. Nonetheless, Batman is such a pop-culture character that it could successfully draw the topic forth. In this way, the reader will never be boring or upset to read their essay. As they are more interested in the essay, they will better understand the purport of the

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