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Could you give some examples?

• rayiner 4y ago
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  • kaba0 4y ago
    So, 911 was just a bunch of people as well? Because that’s less than the amount of people who died every single day at the height of COVID.
    • rayiner 4y ago
      9/11 was deliberate killing.
      • kaba0 4y ago
        The same way not wearing a fking mask/vaccinating oneself is, when we live in a society with many people whose immune system is weakened.
        • rayiner 4y ago
          Doing something that statistically increases risk to others is not deliberate killing. See: every philosophy book.
          • kaba0 4y ago
            Shooting someone statistically increases their risk of death. Where is the cutoff line?
• RestlessMind 4y ago
  Caring for poor but not building houses for them (eg. SF). In similar vein, caring for environment but then use environment protection laws to prevent any housing, thus forcing hours of commute (and hence environment destruction) on the society. Poverty trap and idiotic structuring of welfare programs, such that obtaining a job would result in massive marginal tax hike and thus disincentivizes poors to get a job and climb economic ladder. Caring for minorities and diversity but ignoring Asians from that analysis (or worse, treating Asians as Whites / White-adjacents).