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It’s simple. You ignore fire as a bad thing and don’t even consider that as equivalent comparison to a knife. But someone who was affected by arson probably wil
by reacharavindh 3y ago
It’s simple. You ignore fire as a bad thing and don’t even consider that as equivalent comparison to a knife. But someone who was affected by arson probably will say “why include fire in a blog post?!” . My point is, it is not on the author to think about all these effect when they write/speak. As a mature society, we should learn to not expect every source to filter their thoughts and rather expect the consumer to filter out what they don’t want.
By not valuing fire/arson at the same level of concern as Knife(important to you), you just validated the core of the problem.
- netprole 3y agoThanks for engaging, but I don't think I follow you. Can you think of another example that specifically involves a weapon and directed violence?