Pretty soon after he says, hypothetically, that Hitler comes along and says to the student that he wants to kill him. Turek asks ‘is he wrong?’. By strawmanning the student, who is clearlý taken aback by the illogical flow of debate he’s confronted with, he’s just made a mockery of reasoning, totally neglecting man made morality and laws. Tbh, I think the bloke is complete arse. That’s before we even get on to the misnomer of whether the cited philosophers were right or wrong. Which I’ve already answered but which you aren’t prepared to accept. Instead, I’m told I’m nonsensical and Siderite is told he’s foolish. Sorry, doesn’t win any prizes bpg.