Friday, November 19, 2004
POINT WORTH NOTING
Evil and proud of it. Have to respect that in a backhanded way, you know, for the honesty. Some upfront malevolence like we haven't really seen since the days of Heinrich Himmler.
¶ 8:00 AM
Evil and proud of it. Have to respect that in a backhanded way, you know, for the honesty. Some upfront malevolence like we haven't really seen since the days of Heinrich Himmler.
¶ 8:00 AM
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Right! There's a lot of difference between the US army and its opponents in Iraq and elsewhere... Still, some people are not sure whom should they support.
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Lumo wote:
"...Still, some people are not sure whom should they support."
Some people hedge their bets on outcomes, which is understandably human. Other people have some philosophical premises that would be far more horrifying, openly admitted, than a pose of ambiguity. Some people just find rating shades of grey exhausting and retreat into the non-thought of moral equivalence. For me, a group using fetishistic beheading as a political program makes the choice pretty clear ;o)
I just checked out your blog and the discussion on incomprehensibility and made a comment. I don't pretend to "get " string theory but I'm putting you on the blogroll
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"...Still, some people are not sure whom should they support."
Some people hedge their bets on outcomes, which is understandably human. Other people have some philosophical premises that would be far more horrifying, openly admitted, than a pose of ambiguity. Some people just find rating shades of grey exhausting and retreat into the non-thought of moral equivalence. For me, a group using fetishistic beheading as a political program makes the choice pretty clear ;o)
I just checked out your blog and the discussion on incomprehensibility and made a comment. I don't pretend to "get " string theory but I'm putting you on the blogroll
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