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The article says nothing which actually supports the case that the "just-world fallacy" is fallacious. Hence it should be down-voted.
by kevinskii 16y ago
The article says nothing which actually supports the case that the "just-world fallacy" is fallacious. Hence it should be down-voted.
- Qz 16y agoYour comment says nothing which actually supports the case that the article said nothing which actually supports the case that the "just-world fallacy" is fallacious. Hence, I down-voted it.
- losethos 16y agoTo follow-up on my comment below, just because God said war was servicemen competing, that doesn't mean it's good. There's a season for everything under heaven -- a time for war, a time for peace. Some go crazy thinking they should start wars! There's an unjust assessment of justice. Rich bankers are bad, but rich professional athletes are okay. People with smarts don't deserve their success, but handsome people deserve their success in romance. It's obvious "all men created equal" is not a very literal statement. As for school seg/deseg, I donno. Events follow God's plan and deseg was in the plan... to this point. You wouldn't call your wife fat. Are you calling the world horribly unjust. After Egypt, it was so bad, they wanted to go back. God's like, "this is fun! What's wrong with you." They said "We want meat. We gotta have meat." God said "fine, you'll have so much it'll come out of your nostrils." They said "no way, too many of us." God said "What?" furious! "Is this too great for my hand?" He gave them meat... and then smacked-em! God's got emotions and is powerful. I tend to think "We want elite schools" might be recieved like "we want meat." Why you want that, cannot I school you? Fine, schools so elite they come-out of your ears.
- pigbucket 16y agoIf we lived in a just world, it would be.