[survivorboi]

I've seen a few movies with killing in it. I don't know if this is a good question, but I was wondering, how do people kill someone and not few the shame. I mean, lets say I had to kill someone to protect my family, I would feel like I've commit something that I couldn't live with. Do soldiers feel bad when they kill? How do you protect your family to a point that includes taking someone's life and not feel guilty?

Of course, not that I'm going to kill someone...

[scaredypants]

Those are "movies" obviously deppending on the film you're watching some characters will be ruthless in their killing.

But those are movies and that is where those persona's end. Any person who is not wrong in the head would feel guilt or the weights of human morality on their shoulders.

Sane people cannot kill in "cold Blood" and I don't think you should embark on the journey to learn how.

Perhaps you should watch more realistic films or pay more attention to the ones you're already watching. A film off the top of my head would be "Saving private Ryan".

Hope this helps

[giani513]

Soldiers have a kill or be killed mentality when at war. Most have a hard time recovering from the atrocities. I could/would kill to protect my family without guilt. I'd rather be on trial than to mourn the loss of a murdered family member.

[MarkwithaK]

If it came to the safety of my family then I wouldn't hesitate to pull the trigger and I know I wouldn't feel the least bit remorseful. Does that make me a bad person? I don't think so.

No offense but you seem like a young guy, what's got you thinking about this?

[survivorboi]

I was thinking the other day, that, I would promise to protect my family with my life. I would kill if needed. So that's what got me into this questioning. Thanks guys

[hollylovesbrandon]

If it involved the safety and security of my children I would kill someone and not think twice. I wouldn't feel guilty or ashamed. I would just see it as doing something that was necessary.