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Violence is such a nebulous concept, though. There are forms of violence that aren't physical, even though the law typically only recognise those. Is publicly m
by lores 2y ago
Violence is such a nebulous concept, though. There are forms of violence that aren't physical, even though the law typically only recognise those. Is publicly mocking people for having a different culture violence? Is calling for harm upon them? Is, through policy, causing harm to them violence? Is it violence if it's through willful inaction?
I think all the above are, although the trade-off line is somewhere above mockery.
- pixxel 2y ago[dead]
- FeloniousHam 2y agoViolence = actual illegal physical violence or (legal) credible threat of illegal physical violence by individuals, or legal state-authorized physical violence or seizure of assets (policy). > Is publicly mocking people for having a different culture violence? no > Is calling for harm upon them? maybe > Is, through policy, causing harm to them violence? maybe > Is it violence if it's through willful inaction? no
- deleted 2y ago[deleted]