A dialectical view of violence.
The US killed 750,000 innocent Iraqis in Bush's war. All we got was an, oops.
The nation wrings its hands over gun deaths.
By dialectic I mean the violence you perform on others will be done to you.
The nation wrings its hands over gun deaths.
By dialectic I mean the violence you perform on others will be done to you.
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Why is that distinction important? Especially in relation to what I said.
It can just as well work it’s way forward.
How does this work for multiple murderers, for example? On the face of it, there is bound to be a discrepancy. You know, you drop a bomb on Hiroshima, and have to die a few thousand deaths...
[quote=Malcolm X, from 12-1-63 press conference (re: JFK assassination)]President Kennedy never foresaw that the chickens would come home to roost so soon... Being an old farm boy myself, chickens coming home to roost never did make me sad; they always made me glad.[/quote]
That is what I think, yes.