Could you clarify what exactly you're arguing here? This part is not entirely clear to me.
Could you clarify what exactly you're arguing here? This part is not entirely clear to me.
Are handicapped people worthy of killing? What about long-term unemployed? What about the opressors - like rich people? Homosexuals? There have literally been people arguing and executing all of these appalling thoughts in the last century and I would argue beneath it all lies a deadly relativism that says "Of course there is a universal right to live, well, unless you are a ... of course."
If you are asking me, if I think there is such a thing as a "just war": I don't know. I have read Saint Augustine[0] on this topic and am not convinced. I have not personally reached a conclusion on this matter.
[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Augustine_of_Hippo#Just_war
EDIT: I guess my point is that people have a right to live, not a duty to do so.