>To be human, for one.
Humans can be evil. Realistically to be human is to straddle both sides of good and evil. It is highly unrealistic and delusional to think humanity represents a paragon of goodness. No. Often evil must be done for the greater good. This is not just a movie trope, it's also reality.
>Extreme example: all you need to do to end all scams (and other, human-caused ills in the world) to just kill all humans. No humans, no human-made horrors.
Right and the extreme example is wrong. Just like your extreme example of absolute morality at the cost of zero effectiveness.
>This is very offensive, and makes zero sense, not in itself, not in the context of your argument. Please do reconsider.
No you can't use this shit to throw your weight around. I know one person who was scammed and blew his own head off with a bullet. Which one is more offensive? You're offending me.
I think we're done. I don't want to argue with someone who uses "offense" to avoid talking about the hard things that must be talked about.
You're the type of person who thinks in terms of black and white, and you try to think that the white is the most obvious form of reality that can ever exist. But this is just the surface.
I don't know about you personally, but these are the types of people in my experience end up being similar to catholic priests in the sense that They end up doing the worst shit behind closed doors.
The people who are actually open about the their own moral faults are actually much more moral then they think. But that's just my personal experience.