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What are you implying?

• The_rationalist 7y ago
  That people have monstruous selective empathy I guess.
• emptyfile 7y ago
  That not one of you is sincere. When a protestor in hong kong gets shot "the whole world" is on its feet, when SA and USA starve to death 80 000 children in Yemen no one bats an eye.
  • CathedralBorrow 7y ago
    I'm not going to deny the hypocrisy, but I think it's a very human thing really. Do you respond equally to every unjust death in the world?
    • emptyfile 7y ago
      Not sure what you're asking me. No, I'm not brainwashed enough to think that shooting a violent protestor is the same as intentionally starving to death a whole goddamned country. We don't even have to talk about how american police act... that's a whole other dimension of hypocrisy, unfathomable to me personally.
      • CathedralBorrow 7y ago
        That's not what I was asking, but I'm fine with leaving it at that.
      • vkou 7y ago
        Ah, he was a violent protestor. Perfectly justified to kill him on the spot, then. The protestors in Hong Kong were not violent at all, of course. Not a single on harmed a hair on a peace officer's head, or even so much as scratched a pane of glass...