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Well, for one, take a look at what they're advocating. White supremacists advocate for genocide, for slavery. "Where's the line on what terrible things are mor
by s73ver_ 9y ago
Well, for one, take a look at what they're advocating. White supremacists advocate for genocide, for slavery.
"Where's the line on what terrible things are morally just to do to terrible people? And what must those terrible people do to morally justify the actions taken against them?"
For me, while I don't participate in doxxing and such, I can't be upset at what's happening to these people. For one, they've been doing it themselves for years. All the way back to the days when many of them were in GamerGate. So I can't really be upset that they're getting a taste of their own medicine.
"Just because someone is a racist, sexist, * ist piece of shit doesn't give someone else the right to shoot them in cold blood... does it?"
No. But no one is advocating for that.
"And if not, then how far back does that walk before our response is back at "reasonable American citizens striving to live in a harmonious culture that allows for diversity"?"
This is what you have to decide as a human. You make decisions like this every day. You go to a restaurant and find a hair that's not yours in your food. What do you do? It's the same kind of thing. But with Nazis.
- ghostbrainalpha 9y agoBut Nazis are not just a hair in the food of democracy. They are at least, like a bug that crawled onto your burger. Maybe not all the way to cockroach but, unquestionably at least a scary spider.
- s73ver_ 9y agoYeah, I think I like that better. Although I may put spider as worse than cockroach.
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