If vampires are evil, so are sharks, lions and bears.
They're no more evil than natural pedophiles and child lovers.
But understand you cage pedophiles like those creatures you have in your zoos.
You even visit the pedophiles.
How many agree?
Vampires are evil , not.
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@Mall
If vampires are evil, so are sharks, lions and bears.
Bears are evil.
And scary.
And dangerous.
They're no more evil than natural pedophiles and child lovers.
Would you rather be in a room with pedophile or bear.
But understand you cage pedophiles like those creatures you have in your zoos.
Animals can be pedophiles?
You even visit the pedophiles.
Are you saying that animals in zoos are pedophiles and people pay to see them?
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@Mall
If vampires are evil, so are sharks, lions and bears.
I think you will change your mind when you learn what vampires are inspired by.
Jews
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@Mall
If vampires are evil, so are sharks, lions and bears.They're no more evil than natural pedophiles and child lovers.But understand you cage pedophiles like those creatures you have in your zoos.You even visit the pedophiles.How many agree?
They call it the weave.
I think this is why forums need to have a full ignore. As I "I don't even want to see shit that reduces my IQ".
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@Mall
Metaphorically speaking.
I prefer female vampires in sexy lingerie to suck my life blood.
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@Mall
Well, discussion depends a bit on the 'type of vampire perhaps,
But you list some animal predetors and some human predetors,
Some fictional vampires end up killing their prey when they feed,
Some fictional vampires only need 'some life force.
I suppose some people could argue that if the killing vampire only ate crimminals, it wouldn't be evil,
But that's debatable.
Crimminal lives matter, some might argue.
I suppose one could compare it to a survival situation, such as murder and cannibalism on a lifeboat,
Though I think people would still generally find it more good to starve to death.
I suppose one could compare it to the choices people/countries make in life,
Often 'eating other people and countries figurativly,
In ways that lead to death, sweatshops, pushing garbage onto others, war, supporting war.
But if one is 'normative about vampires,
Really 'seems like the guy going around killing people is worse (Ack a 'feelings arguement, worthless).
I imagine there are individuals who kill others to take their organs for transplants,
Likely 'countries where crimminals might be selected for such,
Countries where 'crimminal is a loose definition.
And as I say this, it seems more and more selfish, more evil, killing vampires.
Skeksis
While vampires may be compared to sharks, vampires are usually sentient, aware of their own actions,
Though one might still argue sharks a natural evil, though they also might be valuable to food chain, I'm not biologist.
. . .
'Forcefully or using coercion to take blood (Non Life Threateningly),
Still seems wrong to me,
Taxes, or forced blood draws, seem a bit wrong to me,
Though I suppose some might argue them not evil if they serve a supposed higher purpose of saving others,
I'm not so sure that evil for good cause, is not still evil for a good cause.
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@Best.Korea
No nah.
Vampires are not evil as non person animals are not.
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@Lemming
Vampire is a non person animal like any other. None of which are evil or criminal.
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@ADreamOfLiberty
Says the one I probably refuted over 50 times over.
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@WyIted
Still have the same mind.
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