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I actually quoted it because it made for a clear depiction of your hypocrisy. But nice try
Then please, go ahead. I'll ignore the rest of what you said for the irrelevant, unfounded fluff that it is. |
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No. They aren't, and not everyone is equal. |
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Ideologies are not created equal. |
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The half-shut eyes were dim with the infinite cynicism of adult life. They assured Simon that everything was a bad business.
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Equal to me is not on the material and/or intellectual aspects but rather physical needs. As far as I know we all have the same needs and similar physical aspects...
True. The world would be very boring if they were, but our physical aspects and needs are the same. Ideologies do not define who is considered a person but rather provide a view into that persons view of the world they live in and what they gather from it. Two completely different subjects, at least for me. |
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An ethical equivalence of persons is precisely what defines the license to form and express one's own assessment of ideologies held by others, which, as you concede, are not necessarily equal. You had asked another user who they were to do so. Amongst peers, the question appeals to a station that does not exist. A thing that does not exist cannot be deferred to. |
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True, I did ask "Who are you to judge people because of their religious beliefs?", but looking back at it it should have been "Who are you to determine who is considered a person or not based on their beliefs?"/ |
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It's an absurd statement, to be sure, but not one that is really dealt with by appealing to a station that does not exist. The even level, by virtue of being the only level, is also the top level. So when you seat your critique in equivalence itself, we have: |
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MBTI: XNXX
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Wow, I'm impressed that you would so blatantly admit your murderous intents like this. You must have creamed your pants when you heard this story about the Muslim woman being bludgeoned to death. I wish all hate mongering, bigoted, nationalistic, xenophobic folks would be as candid about their beliefs.
Haha, well, it looks like you wrote a pretty accurate description of yourself just now so there's no need for anyone to accuse you. Thanks for saving us the trouble. |
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Another possibility is that this was some sort of honor killing and the note was a fabrication to throw investigators off the scent. That would seem to be a rather weak attempt to cover such a serious crime, though. DNA evidence reveals a lot of the story.
But that said, it might also be possible this murderer had very little understanding of that; they may have been a foreign family member and undereducated. But they obviously know some English, given that they managed to write that note. Or perhaps they just don't care, they may have already flown back to their home country and will consider themselves untouchable there. |
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We'll have to keep track of the investigation; this is important.
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This in today's U-T San Diego:
To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 2 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. That hate crime bandwagon still have its horses saddled and rearing to go? |
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Many people who consider themselves part of a minority have been desperately searching for hate crimes they can believe in. In my imagination, it seems they need more big-headline incidents to correlate with their personal beliefs.
In other words, "I feel hated, therefore I need evidence to support this feeling". There have been so many false alarms lately, I don't know how else to interpret such rushes to judgement. |
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Actually, reading that article in full, it's still inconclusive that it wasn't a hate crime. There are no suspects according to police quoted in that article.
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Oh, well, as long as it wasn't a hate crime. If it is proven not to be, I'm sure people will forget about the whole thing in two minutes. |
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