No no, I'm claiming that I am RIGHT and you are WRONG AND DISHONEST. I don't need to believe that Jeffrey Sucks is an idiot or a liar, I'm claiming th...
To say the least, because anybody can listen to what Naftali Bennett ACTUALLY said: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qK9tLDeWBzs&t=10774s Nafatali Benn...
I have no idea why you call it a caricature then. In what way what I wrote distorts your claims? When I'm accusing you and others to make a caricature...
It's laughing the guy who is so desperately in need to score a point that he wishes his opponents to answer a ridiculously framed challenge like "If t...
No dude, that's not a caricature at all. Quote a claim of yours that contradicts it. It should be pretty easy for you to do it, since mine is a very g...
You dudes think to make a point just by caricaturing opponents' views. That's intellectually abhorrent. You are campaigning against your own intellect...
> How many thousands of lives and billions in damages is Washington's ego worth? How many thousands of lives and billions in damages is defeating Wash...
You conjectures are as good as the following: 1. "the long-awaited Ukrainian offensive"will start late in summer to prevent Russia from doing the coun...
Indeed, Prigozhin's exquisite ironic feint is not over yet: After long days of silence following the 'march on Moscow' on June 24, the founder of the ...
Again on Prigozhin's exquisite ironic feint : https://www.telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2023/06/25/yevgeny-prigozhin-moscow-advance-putin-threat-wagner-f...
Here is how people focused on security concerns reason over "intentions": During his annual review of Russia's foreign policy January 22-23 (ref B), F...
"ordered" doesn't sound unexpected from Lavrov, the rest does. Especially if one takes the Amerikans to be warmongerers and this attempted coup as som...
If morality is about what goals “we imperatively (prescriptively) ought to do” (e.g. when there is a conflict between individual and collective goals)...
Prigozhin's mutiny smells so much as a Russian feint and exquisite irony that the "US ordered Ukraine not to use mutiny in Russia to stage provocation...
It really doesn't matter if it wasn't a coup (which also some Russian nationalist commentators believe it was). Prigozhin came close to Moscow (after ...
Putin exquisite black belt in feinting speaking to the nation: "The organizers of the rebellion, despite the loss of adequacy, could not fail to under...
More pro-NATO and pro-Ukraine propaganda by Prigozhin the exquisite feinter. https://twitter.com/i/status/1672195411598008324 https://twitter.com/i/st...
Yes and you predicted all that, obviously. But kept silent to better enjoy the exquisite irony right? Now the explanation pls. Everything must be conn...
Cool down dudes, that's obviously a feint. Wagner troops are not enough to conquer the entire Russia, even less Moscow, or 17/4567th of Kamtchatka. Th...
Thanks for the links to the literature. Since this is a philosophy forum and I take scrutinizing conceptual frameworks as a primary philosophical task...
More pro-Western pro-Nato pro-Ukraine pro-US pro-Neoliberal capitalism and imperialism propaganda by Prigozhin: https://hungary.postsen.com/world/1944...
Besides talking about a military diversion in this case is itself a form of diversion. Indeed, the military perspective can't trump the political pers...
The same goes with "he’s interested in taking Kyiv for the purpose of regime change. O.K.?" The point is that "threaten" doesn't mean "feint" or "dive...
also "threatening to capture Kiev" can still be compatible with the idea of forcing a regime change. It doesn't obviously mean that Russia was making ...
Notice that "the entire Western narrative" that Tzeentch seems to argue against is "Russians intended to take over all of Ukraine with their initial i...
There is no "entire western narrative". There are different narratives. One is yours. There are others though that still differ from the narrative you...
I might agree on the 4 points about empirical science. But your way of talking still sounds misleading based on those 4 points: “evidences” are the em...
Indeed as far as I know the expression was introduced by the French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire to express more the fear for the consequences of f...
some more pro-NATO, pro-West, pro-Ukraine propaganda by Prigozhin: https://www.businessinsider.com/wagner-group-prigozhin-russia-putin-failed-demilita...
The first claim doesn't make sense to me: it sounds as if you are claiming that evidences are based on an empirical theory (if Morality as Cooperation...
Those who could might have already migrated. But it's unlikely that people working on sensitive weapons for the military are that free to move as they...
Identifying origins, function, and motivating power of cultural moral norms can inform a rational discussion about moral norms. I’m not sure that woul...
That is more likely expressing your confidence (or hope?) about that, it doesn't constitute evidence that your theory can actually contribute to solve...
The irony is that you keep pointing at an issue of your definition of morality as solving cooperation problems which then you refuse to acknowledge. I...
some more "provocations": https://www.dw.com/en/common-threats-bring-japan-south-korea-closer-together/a-65562167 https://www.dw.com/en/amid-tensions-...
Also traffic rules can be explained in terms of cooperation strategies, yet they are not commonly understood as moral rules. So something more specifi...
How do you know that? Maybe cultural moral norms fail to solve cooperation problems indeed because they do NOT have such function. Again, if the funct...
Many think that your proposal may fallaciously conflate normative and descriptive level of analysis, if not reduce the former to the latter. I'm not e...
I'm gonna be off topic so I'll understand if you ignore my comment, but it would interesting to see if you can just draft an argument clarifying how t...
I didn’t mean to contradict your claim. I meant to question: 1 - the strength of your accusation: “the most responsible“ is wrt what the US could have...
The shortest answer is that to assess such responsibility one should be able to distinguish what is feasible (by the ruler) from what is desirable (by...
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