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> I'm saying there are no people/groups/nations that are all-bad and others that are all-good. Do you think the person you were replying to would disagree with
by philh 13y ago
> I'm saying there are no people/groups/nations that are all-bad and others that are all-good.
Do you think the person you were replying to would disagree with this? (I agree with it.) It seems more likely to me that they just weren't using the words "good guys" and "bad guys" in the ways you interpreted them.
- StavrosK 13y agoI think he was using the words "good guys" and "bad guys" as synonyms to "us" and "them" respectively, I'm just pointing out that they would probably be reversed if he were on the other side.
- nl 13y agoI am from neither the US or Japan, nor do I follow Islam. So, no: "good guys" and "bad guys" were not meant as synonyms for "us" and "them" (unless you mean "us"="USA").