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I don't agree with destroying hitchbot. However, I can see a strong social justice argument for destroying the property of people who gain profit and/or power
by copsarebastards 11y ago
I don't agree with destroying hitchbot.
However, I can see a strong social justice argument for destroying the property of people who gain profit and/or power from destroying the lives of others. Their behaviors are profitable and there is no legal means to make their behaviors unprofitable, so doing illegal things that cost them money, such as destroying their property, is the only means to dis-incentivize their behavior.
I do think destruction of property can be an ethical action, but I don't think it's a smart thing to do for legal reasons.
- hnpc123 11y agoBy what process are you going to determine what constitutes "destroying the lives of others"?
- copsarebastards 11y agoUgh, what a small-minded question. If you can't figure out a definition of "destroying the lives of others" that works for you, that's a failure of your own imagination. Use your brain. Just because there are a myriad of valid answers doesn't mean it's a deep, difficult question.