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Intent as the premise for judgement is typical for Western rights philosophy, but it's not for large other parts of the world , and that is a fact. Furthermore,
by coretx 9y ago
Intent as the premise for judgement is typical for Western rights philosophy, but it's not for large other parts of the world , and that is a fact. Furthermore, the acts of Z could be part of X or Y operandi, but this is probably unfalsifiable.