>>Why do we kidnap the kidnappers to show that kidnapping is wrong?
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>You're playing too loosely with words, Sam.
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>Kidnappers are apprehended, not kidnapped. They are then (usually) held in a jail until their trial completes. Then they are either jailed for a good period or set free if found not guilty.
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>By the way, when I grew up the King James version of the Bible had a commandment that said simply "Thou shalt not kill.". Today I understand the same version now says "Thou shalt not murder.". I wonder how/why that came about?????
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PMFJI, but the King James version of the Bible is a Translation of the Hebrew Testaments. The change is because of mistranslations. There are other parts of the bible that are mistranslated, and not fixed, to my knowledge. If you want a true version of the Bible, you need to go to the original "Bible", and translate it yourself.

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