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> and king rules that all mirrors need to be destroyed. You're not describing how this would cause more harm than not doing it. Is that because you believe th
by akira2501 2y ago
> and king rules that all mirrors need to be destroyed.
You're not describing how this would cause more harm than not doing it. Is that because you believe that mirrors are so insanely beneficial to society that they must be kept, even though, some of them suggest to their owners that murder is okay?
Is there no other way for someone to see their own reflection? Must we put up with this so a mirror manufacturer can continue to profit from a defective product?
- jazzyjackson 2y agoUh I think the point is that the person talking in the mirror is the one suggesting that murder is OK, and then blaming the mirror. Other people say all kinds of other things into their mirrors, why should they let the queen ruin a good thing just because she's a jealous hag?
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- dullcrisp 2y agoRight but why is a magic mirror that agrees with everything you say (including your darkest impulses) a good thing? What benefits are these other people getting from their mirrors? Should the magic mirror salesman have warned the king before he bought the queen the mirror? Does the fairy tale conceit make this discussion more confusing rather than clarifying?