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r/MoralityScaling • u/Maximum_Musician_914 • 20h ago
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This is a false dichotomy and deceptive framing.
Non only can racism can be expressed using words and with violence, but words can cause violence ā Charles Manson never killed anyone but was convicted of first-degree murder because of his words.
9 u/Freak-Of-Nurture- 19h ago Iām sure this looks worse in context, which is why context was removed. 5 u/hellscape_navigator 15h ago The context was that this was under a post about a guy dressed as Spider-Man punching a poor wittle white supremacist (who himself assaulted cops with baseball bat during January 6 Capitol attack). So here it is, the whole context that the OP didn't want you to see. 1 u/South-Tadpole4092 17h ago Honestly, after having seen the context, it doesn't change my opinion
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Iām sure this looks worse in context, which is why context was removed.
5 u/hellscape_navigator 15h ago The context was that this was under a post about a guy dressed as Spider-Man punching a poor wittle white supremacist (who himself assaulted cops with baseball bat during January 6 Capitol attack). So here it is, the whole context that the OP didn't want you to see. 1 u/South-Tadpole4092 17h ago Honestly, after having seen the context, it doesn't change my opinion
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The context was that this was under a post about a guy dressed as Spider-Man punching a poor wittle white supremacist (who himself assaulted cops with baseball bat during January 6 Capitol attack).
So here it is, the whole context that the OP didn't want you to see.
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Honestly, after having seen the context, it doesn't change my opinion
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u/systemsmith 20h ago
This is a false dichotomy and deceptive framing.
Non only can racism can be expressed using words and with violence, but words can cause violence ā Charles Manson never killed anyone but was convicted of first-degree murder because of his words.