• qyron
    link
    fedilink
    English
    274 days ago

    By eliminating the next generation(s) and the females in fertile age, it is more effective at wiping out a population than engaging directly with it.

    This is valid for getting rid of vermin, capable of explosive breeding.

    No need to guess what the results will be when applied to human beings.

    • LustyArgonian
      link
      English
      64 days ago

      This is a weird way to phrase this.

      • VeganPizza69 Ⓥ
        link
        English
        2
        edit-2
        4 days ago

        Dehumanization works because many of the popular cultures around the world treat non-humans terribly. As we’re talking about the “cradle” of Western civilization, we’re talking about pastoralists especially.

      • qyron
        link
        fedilink
        English
        -13 days ago

        It got a reaction out of you because if the way it is phrased, didn’t it? That was the objective.

        Sadly enough, those who triggered this disaster think in these same terms. And look where it has led.

        • LustyArgonian
          link
          English
          6
          edit-2
          3 days ago

          Yeah well I think I’d be more impressed if you extended empathy rather than more callous disregard for humans

          • qyron
            link
            fedilink
            English
            33 days ago

            That is a fair criticism. I respect it.

            I’m not subtracting my own empathy towards those people by choosing to denounce their aggressors through harsh words. I’m throwing vitriole towards their aggressors.

            • LustyArgonian
              link
              English
              33 days ago

              I get this and this is part of the basis of satire, right?

              But the more speech is focused on the dark side, the more our brains focus on the dark because that’s how they work. Eg “Don’t think of a bear,” vs “think of a duck.” But it’s ultimately your writing to style as you’d like