Killing Prostitutes is not a "murder"; it is social cleansing activism.

The notion of all humans being equal is merely an empty phrase not supported by any sort of evidence. To support the empty phrase, you mentioned "moral status" in support of it, while there does not exist substantial, concrete evidence for that either, except for the fact that it is also empty words. In your attempted refutation, you provided empty words, and worse, you used other empty words in order to back your empty words. The truth is that we do not perceive or treat everybody equally. The basic notion of "every human being is equal" sounds nice, just like some fairy tale with a feel-good happy ending, but in this physical, concrete reality we live, it is also something that we human beings just cannot and does not practice in action. The fact is that people evaluate - in other word, judge. And the judgment we make about people is, just like any other judgment, relative and subject, not absolute or objective. We prefer some people to others, and thereby discriminate some people in favour of some others. This is not at all surprising, because, again, our value judgment of individuals depends on our subjective, relative framework each one possess inside of our brain. Some people despise people have have killed prostitutes; some people, like me, view them as good, virtuous, hard-working people who have made greatly positive contributions to our society and the world overall. See how we evaluate, and judge, the same people differently? This notion further extends to not just individuals in the Homo sapiens category; it may go further. Some people would rate their pets(their dogs, cats or something) or their machines(cars, computers, and so on) more important, precious and valuable than some other people they do not know or do not care about. There is no blaming for this, however, since any evaluation is down to one's subjective and relative standards. "Morality" that you keep repeating in your assertion to support your position is actually also an abstract notion without any concrete entity. What is "moral" or "not moral"? The answer, you would find, always comes down to one's subjective and relative evaluation of things or acts that one interprets inside the perceiver's worldview. Is homosexuality moral? Homosexuals would say yes; to muslims, those homosexuals deserve to be wiped out from the face of the planet by being thrown out from the 8th floor of a building. Is pot smoking moral? Differs also. Is killing moral? Depends who you kill and why you kill - ranging from self-defence to national defence, or just killing for self-gratification. Who's right? There is no right; there only exists diversity due to different evaluations and different standards used by different people. That is it. I am talking about killing prostitutes, and not pimps, drug users or human traffickers. Of course, you may judge those other people equally or more horrible. It is your judgment, not mine. I don't view those other people as vile as prostitutes. However, the topic of this debate is prostitutes, and intend to stay with that point. The reason why I particularly selected prostitutes are listed in my opening argument - in short, the whole of their unforgivable practices that they engage in everyday, which you and I have agreed as immoral and amoral, and their malevolent influences on the whole aspects of society and individuals, Funny that you mention the first article of the "fundamental human rights" in your assertion, yet still be hypocritical enough to think that there is nothing wrong with someone who sells her offers her sexual organs for pleasure in exchange of money, the act you and I agreed repulsive. The motive for killing prostitutes? To eliminate such practice that is repugnant. The effect? A cleaner world with the less despicable practice. We can do more and we can do better than we do now in order for the betterment of this world. Killing prostitutes is a good first step that we can take to carry ourselves into a better path. I advocate the killing of prostitutes as a social cleansing activism as well as a movement. Now I have to wonder and ask you what you have got against killing them, though. You hate what they do. You cannot provide any argument based on concrete evidence as to why we should not kill them while they are rotting our society further and further with their practices you also find revolting, when you have already acknowledged the ills.