• @[email protected]English
    5•6 days ago

    Yes but now you’re discussing nuance whereas in your replies to everyone else you’re making a blanket statement that murder is always wrong.

    You can’t reject other peoples’ nuanced arguments with a blanket statement then retreat to making your own when confronted.

    Your POV is valid, and I’m not telling you you’re wrong to believe it, but you haven’t been engaging with others in good faith.

    • @[email protected]English
      -5•6 days ago

      in your replies to everyone else you’re making a blanket statement that murder is always wrong

      Stalking someone, to then kill them. That’s incel turned rapist/murderer behaviour, to me.

      You can’t reject other peoples’ nuanced arguments

      I’ve genuinely only seen people enjoying murder, saying it’s great because they don’t like the murder victim.

      What nuance am I missing, that’s not encompassed by: “they don’t like the murder victim”?

      • @[email protected]English
        4•6 days ago

        I’m referring to people talking about the trolley problem, defense, war, etc.

        When it comes to killing the CEO I’m not gonna argue it because your position is valid.

        I agree it’s “wrong” but I won’t hide my smile, I wouldn’t be sad about some other similar incidents either.

        When there is no justice, there can be no peace.

        • @[email protected]English
          -2•6 days ago

          There’s not really a question left.

          I’m glad you get to feel good. Good for you.

          Sad someone got to die for you to feel good. Have you tried hiking?