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Doesn't take much imagination to switch up grand-parent's contrived examples for your own definition of actually threatening deeds to get their point, does it?
by leppr 7y ago
Doesn't take much imagination to switch up grand-parent's contrived examples for your own definition of actually threatening deeds to get their point, does it? Would "operating a slave-manned factory" or "training volunteers in crafting concealed remotely-detonated explosives" fit the bill?
- big_chungus 7y agoYou're putting words in my mouth. Your examples aren't consistent, either: > operating a slave-manned factory This is wrong. Slavery violates the personal liberty of the enslaved > training volunteers in crafting concealed remotely-detonated explosives I don't see an issue with this. The information is already available online.