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> tuyguntn was strongly implying that it's #1 No, I didn't, I only asked a question by replacing words Hezbollah with IDF, pager with building. When pagers got
by tuyguntn 2y ago
> tuyguntn was strongly implying that it's #1
No, I didn't, I only asked a question by replacing words Hezbollah with IDF, pager with building. When pagers got blown up, there were civilians near by
- HDThoreaun 2y agobuying bombs to kill civilians is not the same as buying bombs and accidentally killing civilians.
- threatofrain 2y agoOne must embrace the sum of the decision. You don't choose to drive your car without expending energy. You choose both. You don't blow up thousands of bombs in streets and marketplaces and only choose to kill the people you want — you choose it all. Recently we had what may have been a targeted hit in crowded public space in Alabama. When those individuals are caught, I hope it is understood that you don't choose to open fire in a crowd and only choose to shoot one person. You choose it all. In such a world how do we make a decision? By judging that the price is right. Why did innocent people die when thousands of bombs blew up in public spaces? Because the price was right. That should be the center of discussion, not whether we'd like to blow up thousands of bombs in public places without paying the price.