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Aristotle believes that when a person commits a murder it is their intentions that are the bad part of the person. The person themselves have an issue of making killing a habit if you do it oce you will plan on doing it again in the future. Aristotle argues that a person who commits a murder is therefore a terrible person and would have a greater chance of committing a murder in the future making that person just immoral. Having bad habits of committing murders will increase the chance that murders are committed, so we should not have these immoral people who commit murders in the first place go unpunished. I do believe that murder is the worst sin in the book and to have the sense to commit a murder that is by far the worst thing you can do to another individual. The price of life is priceless and we should not have people trying to take lives go unpunished and unwarned rightfully so with Aristotle’s philosophy’s.
