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You're just stammering "but but but that's not how it works" while still clinging to this "we can stand up to the bullies" narrative. I've sketched out my logi
by angersock 10y ago
You're just stammering "but but but that's not how it works" while still clinging to this "we can stand up to the bullies" narrative.
I've sketched out my logic and reasoning, please do the same.
Also, the false binary you presented is indeed false--because that's not what I wrote. My thesis is exactly that "standing up to the bullies" will lead to escalation of force in the short term which leads to violence and loss, and that failure to "stand up to the bullies" is achieved by doing anything other than continuing what you were doing when they told you to stop.
Please stop the bluster and explain this magical thinking that somehow lets us both "stand up to the bullies" without consequences of escalation.
- pavel_lishin 10y agoI don't understand your logic and reasoning. In my other comments, I've acknowledged that standing up to bullies isn't free, and that some people may suffer more than others as a result due to how our society works. Killing police officers is still murder, and it not being state-sponsored violence doesn't make it any less of a bullying tactic - if bullying is the right word to use for a horrific crime. I don't think I can really make my case any clearer.