Which famous philosopher argued that an individual who possesses the purpose to slay another should be regarded as a murderer and tried as such?
A) Plato
B) Aristotle
C) Nietzsche
D) Kierkegaard

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Plato, in his philosophical discussions, particularly in the "Laws," argues that the intention to commit a crime, such as murder, should be considered in assessing guilt and punishment, reflecting on the moral and legal implications of harmful intentions.

Which Famous Philosopher Argued That an Individual Who Possesses the Purpose