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> This sentiment seems to be near-universal in all but the most "progressive" societies (and even in some parts of those). In what universe is this sentiment a
by AmericanChopper 4y ago
> This sentiment seems to be near-universal in all but the most "progressive" societies (and even in some parts of those).
In what universe is this sentiment any of your concern? I presume you imagine this one?
I’m simply pointing out your mistake, which is that this is not simply some sentiment that can be modified with the appropriate social conditioning. It is the ordinary human reaction to undeniable biological realities. Nowhere in my comment did I suggest that this was an appropriate basis for actual tyrannical behaviour, so please don’t try to gaslight me into defending such a position, because it won’t work. As I have said elsewhere, even in the most progressive countries in the world, this is still a ubiquitous concern.
- standardUser 4y ago"It is the ordinary human reaction" Here is a novel idea that apparently never occurred to you, let's allow each ordinary human to have their own reaction.
- HuwytGreen 4y ago