I am a little confused and have gotten lost in the discussion.
Wow, assuming that means you think the right of a group of people to exist is something that can be up for debate … that’s a really ugly way of thinking, I gotta say. You might want to take a moment to really think about just what it is you are telling us about yourself here. I know I’m just some stranger on the internet to you, but genuinely, if this is how you think about people, that’s really not good or healthy or normal.
I am a little confused and have gotten lost in the discussion. When was someone debating the rights of people to exist?
This pool is a little too deep for my swimming level.![]()
This pool got peed in pages ago.
I’m afraid your non-answer to this very, very simple question is already answering it more than you seem to realize. “Should all people have a right to exist?” is not the clever four-dimensional chess gotcha question you seem to want to make it out to be. It’s laughably easy to answer and it’s sad that you think you need some “zero punishments” precondition to answer it.I already said, but will repeat. I will answer your question when it is presented in its own topic, and when zero punishments for reasonably stated opinions are guaranteed.
Whatever helps you sleep at night, man. If you think this is what’s going here, that’s certainly a little paranoid.If you can't handle those conditions, then you and your associates can go back to the Neutral Zone and congratulate each other about how you totally wrecked me in that censorship debate. I won't be there to disagree.
And it's not the question I was initially asked.“Should all people have a right to exist?” is not the clever four-dimensional chess gotcha question you seem to want to make it out to be.
… a group of people’s humanity, right to exist and participate in society cannot be up for “debate”? Are you disagreeing with the statement?
Do you agree or disagree that a group of people’s humanity, right to exist and participate in society cannot be up for “debate”?
Should all people have a right to exist?
It's actually censured, not censored.Picard (quoting Aaron Satie) said: "With the first link, the chain is forged. The first speech censored, the first thought forbidden, the first freedom denied, chains us all irrevocably."
I don't think Michael spends all that much time in the Neutral Zone. So, I don't think that's fair.If you can't handle those conditions, then you and your associates can go back to the Neutral Zone and congratulate each other about how you totally wrecked me in that censorship debate. I won't be there to disagree.
Well said. I think that Timothy McVeigh pretty much forfeited his right to exist when he blew up that building.There are some criminals I would debate that right on.
At least you're honest about it.
I am a little confused and have gotten lost in the discussion. When was someone debating the rights of people to exist? Is it about the guy with the David Duke picture because frankly he deserved his ban.
Well, there's a goal-post shift. The subject there wasn't criminals, and it wasn't about the death penalty. It was broadly about minorities.There are some criminals I would debate that right on.
It was the question asked; I answered.Well, there's a goal-post shift. The subject there wasn't criminals, and it wasn't about the death penalty. It was broadly about minorities.
Conflating minorities with criminals is often an effective political strategy. More broadly, telling lies is an effective political strategy, even though telling lies a textbook example of something that pretty much everybody knows is wrong.
That's not to say that you personally are engaging in this behavior, but given the goal-post shift from minorities to criminals, and given the prevalence of this conflation in the real world, it's worth observing.
I didn't read anything into it. I went out of my way to write the final paragraph you quoted to make it very clear I was not accusing you of anything.What you read in to it is not there since I made no connection between the two groups and only answered the last question asked, which was very broad.
Need I remind you that as a person on the autism spectrum, I am a minority.That's not to say that you personally are engaging in this behavior, but given the goal-post shift from minorities to criminals, and given the prevalence of this conflation in the real world, it's worth observing.
Didn't you already mention that upthread?Need I remind you that as a person on the autism spectrum, I am a minority.
Conflating minorities with criminals is often an effective political strategy.
given the goal-post shift from minorities to criminals, and given the prevalence of this conflation in the real world, it's worth observing.
Neither one of those were questions. They both ended in periods and were bona fide statements.Any more questions?
If you're not going to own up to your own beliefs and tell us what you think, I don't see any reason to continue with this tangent.So who do you think I don't think should exist?
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