Why was my comment to SLX deleted?
Why was my comment to SLX in the "Philosophy Websites" deleted, and who deleted it?
Someone is allowed to threaten publicly based on their own caprice, and I am not allowed to laugh at their threats? Why not?
Someone is allowed to threaten publicly based on their own caprice, and I am not allowed to laugh at their threats? Why not?
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[quote=Agustino]>:O Give me a break mate. I know nothing of this case or the people involved, but according to you, everyone who disagrees with the official reading of an event is wrong and must be ostracized. Because if the justice system decided he is a rapist, then it really follows that he is a rapist :s Ha ha - how funny. That's what Stalin used to do too.[/quote]
From here: https://thephilosophyforum.com/discussion/2632/philosophy-websites/
So SLX, could you now please address the comment? Why is it right for you to threaten to ban someone for saying that the decision of a court, with regards to a particular man, was or may be wrong?
And I don't care if that man was accused of being a rapist, or whatever. That's a red herring.
I didn't ask you whether you disagreed or not. Can you please answer the question?
Yeah I think that was a good thing. Quite a few discussions end up getting derailed or sidetracked with multiple off-topic comments that go off on a tangent.
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I think it would depend on the circumstances. Defense of convicted pedophiles and rapists depending on how it was presented could make you look like an apologist for them and qualify you to be "obviously unsuited to the forum".
The only way that would work is if you defended the actions of which they are accused, somehow seeking to make them excusable. But this wasn't the case here, where it is simply claimed that someone was falsely convicted.
Now it would be appreciable if SLX could answer himself rather than having us imagine what he is thinking.
I'm giving you a general guideline as to how I would approach the issue and speculating that Street may have been thinking along those lines. But, sure, he can speak for himself.
To this list one can add, with no mental gymnastics, serial child rapist sympathizers. It's pretty clear cut, and yeah, I don't consider the topic worthy of debate.
If you think a person was wrongly accused and convicted of raping a child, are you a "child rapist sympathizer"? Yes or no?
That's not what I've asked, I asked you a yes or no question, so can I please have an answer to what I am asking you, and not to things that I've never inquired about?
Quoting Agustino
Why not? What's wrong with my question?