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I never claimed otherwise.

• johnchristopher 6y ago
  > I really do not think that most willing to smash a bunch of windows would hesitate to attack you if you stand between them and said windows. Unless I misunderstood it this statement implies that a window smashing person would as well attack another humane being. It's not true. These acts are different, require different motivations and a different mentality/personality traits to follow through.
  • gnusty_gnurc 6y ago
    Only a 1984 insectoid says this casuistry.
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  • h_anna_h 6y ago
    > Unless I misunderstood this statement implies that a window smashing person would as well attack another humane being ...if you attempt to stop them from smashing said window it is likely, yes. This happened a few times in USA in the past few months. The acts are obviously different, if they were the same we would not have this discussion.