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I didn't say "Nazis", and I did say "millennia"; despite the words "thousand year reich", they did not last very long. The examples I have in mind include thin
by ben_w 10mo ago
I didn't say "Nazis", and I did say "millennia"; despite the words "thousand year reich", they did not last very long.
The examples I have in mind include things predating the oldest known city in the area now known as Germany in some cases, and collectively span multiple continents.
- skissane 10mo agoIn none of those examples were people harming/killing babies for the sole or primary reason of "harming/killing babies is fun", so they aren't counterexamples to my principle.
- ben_w 10mo agoWhich examples do you think I have in mind that you are so confident about refuting them, given I've not actually told you what they are yet and only alluded to them by describing their properties?
- skissane 10mo agoThis is a really strange way to argue. "I have counterexamples to your argument, but I haven't told you what they are, I'm just leaving you to guess–and you've guessed wrongly"
- inerte 10mo agoYou need to look into war dogs of the spanish conquistadores. Know to snatch babies from their mother's lap and eat them on command of their owners. Anyway, your whole argument is weak. "because this one very specific thing may never happened, it proves my point" while you're the one drawing the specifics and its definition. You're basically just going against all of philosophy and politics and anthropology.