i think that thinking that black people are subhumans/monkeys in need of a lynching is evil, not just 'distorted'. a distorted view is more like 'feminists hate men'

****ing a 5 year old and then killing them is also evil

Reply 8

Illiberal Liberal

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Original post by driftawaay

i think that thinking that black people are subhumans/monkeys in need of a lynching is evil, not just 'distorted'. a distorted view is more like 'feminists hate men'

****ing a 5 year old and then killing them is also evil

I don't disagree, but how do you define "evil"? :beard:

Reply 9

Imperion

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Distorted views and situational actions are different no? :holmes:

Reply 10

lucaf

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Agree with the first part, not sure I understand the second part

Reply 11

the bear

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flying schoolgirls into skyscrapers is evil ?

Reply 12

Kiytt

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Do you think the KKK were classified as evil by the majority during the height of their popularity?

There's no such thing as an objective good or evil.

Reply 13

NHM713

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Original post by driftawaay

i think that thinking that black people are subhumans/monkeys in need of a lynching is evil, not just 'distorted'. a distorted view is more like 'feminists hate men'

****ing a 5 year old and then killing them is also evil

If they can't comprehend and other people that don't look exactly like them are also humans, and then subject them to such barbaric treatment, they are insane, something in the brain isn't functioning like most other peoples, they have a distortion perception.

****ing a 5 year go and murdering them, is obviously the same,

Reply 14

The Wavefunction

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Original post by the bear

flying schoolgirls into skyscrapers is evil ?

How would that work?

Reply 15

NHM713

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Original post by Imperion

Distorted views and situational actions are different no? :holmes:

What do you mean, like an act of self defence? I would say yes...

off topic: where you find that emoji, I've been looking for it?

Reply 16

NHM713

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Original post by lucaf

Agree with the first part, not sure I understand the second part

"there is only the way things work and a distortion of the way things work." - everything follow a certain order to get a certain outcome, if there is a distortion there will be a distorted outcome.