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Yes, causing brain damage is violence. No, speech can not cause brain damage. Unless inaction or speech is directly and unmistakeable the cause of someone’s de
by blub 5y ago
Yes, causing brain damage is violence. No, speech can not cause brain damage.
Unless inaction or speech is directly and unmistakeable the cause of someone’s death, then they cannot be held responsible for that death and trying to do so is just an attempt at manipulation.
- ruszki 5y ago> speech can not cause brain damage https://www.verywellmind.com/childhood-abuse-changes-the-brain-2330401 https://www.verywellmind.com/childhood-abuse-changes-the-bra... This states clearly otherwise.
- blub 5y agoChild abuse is not speech… I don’t understand how it is even necessary to explicitly say this. :-/
- ruszki 5y agoSo it's not possible to insult or threaten somebody - or in this case a child - during a speech according to you. You need to say this explicitly, because people usually think otherwise. Do I need to send you a random Trump speech to prove it to you, that you just moved the goalpost?
- blub 5y agoYes, it is possible to threaten or insult somebody, but this would not cause brain damage. You cannot cause cellular damage to a human’s brain by talking to them.