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just scare people enough and they will turn in their family members. Especially if you dress it up in being the right moral thing to do. we were so close during
by dukeofdoom 3y ago
just scare people enough and they will turn in their family members. Especially if you dress it up in being the right moral thing to do. we were so close during the lockdowns, one step away
- majormajor 3y agoAre you suggesting turning in family is never the right thing to do? What act would you draw the line at?
- lcnPylGDnU4H9OF 3y ago> never I don't think that's what they're saying. I interpret that they believe the issues being faced during the pandemic hysteria weren't ones worthy of turning in family.
- majormajor 3y agoWe weren't talking here about the pandemic OR turning in family so it's a confusing thing to bring up unless painting it as some sort of example of something where "government" should always come second?
- dukeofdoom 3y agoHave you turned in your family members before? Just curious what it would take for you to do that? Jay walking or murder? I know in Quebec they had a curfew, and neighbours were ratting out neighbours. I come from the position that lockdowns did more harm than good. The damage to the economy and personal freedom, and eroding trust in government.
- majormajor 3y agoYou're asking me what crime would be enough for me but not answering my question of if there's one that's enough for you? Cause for sure, murder. Quite likely others. It scales with family distance too of course. Where's your line?
- lcnPylGDnU4H9OF 3y ago> We weren't talking here about This is a narrow framing. We were talking about "a society where others want you surveiled or dead or removed or heavily restricted" (emphasis mine). Bringing up recent events which exposed this side of society is not so off-topic.