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> You can still call an law-abiding citizen that volunteers in his community and donates to charity a "bad person", if one day he goes rogue and punches someone
by lcnPylGDnU4H9OF 2y ago
> You can still call an law-abiding citizen that volunteers in his community and donates to charity a "bad person", if one day he goes rogue and punches someone in a fit of range, for instance.
Sure, but is that universally true? Would someone be necessarily wrong if they still said that the puncher is not a bad person and was not a bad person in that moment?
- gruez 2y agoYes. I've given reasons why punching people are bad in general. Unless you can give a counterargument why it wouldn't be bad, I think it's fair to conclude "punching someone in a fit of rage is universally bad". This isn't math where you have to prove the non-existence of something to prove something is a universal truth.