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>I know the scope is different, but This is the hinge on which false equivalences turn. The scope is different, they shouldn't be compared, and being able to c
by glenstein 5y ago
>I know the scope is different, but
This is the hinge on which false equivalences turn. The scope is different, they shouldn't be compared, and being able to correctly grasp and differentiate different scales of moral offense shouldn't be interpreted as "I guess they don't know bad stuff happens elsewhere." Those comparisons do more to obfuscate than clarify.
- waffleiron 5y ago>The scope is different, they shouldn't be compared Then nothing can ever be compared, there is always going to be differences between situations. Even just cultural differences between Russia and the US.