Except that "some" really doesn't convey that we're talking about most people on the planet, several billions of people. But good. If that is so, then...
I'm less interested in that and more interested in your answer to my question. Do you not think that you're overcomplicating things when you go to suc...
What kind of details are you after from me? We can look to real life cases for examples. I gave examples earlier. I think that it just causes more pro...
He said himself in the sentences before what you quoted that site management is very-good to exemplary, which he agrees with. So if it's not an issue ...
Thought crimes are private, not published for all to see. Anjem Choudary used to make his speeches in public. Lots and lots of people completely ignor...
That's a nonresponse which doesn't address what I said properly. Another illogical nonresponse. You're too much hard work, so maybe just forget it and...
So you've decided not to address my objection. If life is worth living, because of interests and committments and whatnot, then it is worth starting. ...
You too? There are 66 million people in the U.K. You don't think that a single person would be at risk of radicalisation? You do realise that this has...
Backtracking. You mean you accidentally slipped into being reasonable, but then I called out your inconsistency, and now you're having to explain it a...
You're not dealing with my objection. Are there bad experiences which count against life to the extent that life isn't worth it, or aren't there? More...
But you just said that someone may be inspired by the hate speech. It's possible that if they weren't inspired by it, then they would never have gone ...
Okay. And if someone is inspired by it, and they go on to commit a hate crime as a result, in the name of the hateful ideology, then that's something ...
I'm not missing it. It's a point which doesn't hold any water. The reasoning for not starting a life is based on a number of bad experiences you get i...
It's something of a skill. I've seen more subtle attack pieces. This one from me in response to Wallows is funny to look back on: Overcoming. It was a...
:up: I have, but obviously you disagree. That's an irrelevant point. This is just a really poor response. My point in full was not just about you and ...
We've been over this before. Which is an indifference. Neutral. Neither good nor bad. No, that's not an accurate description of the alternative, as yo...
True, but not having a child avoids the risk of having a child who lives a life that isn't worth living. Although that risk is vastly outweighed, so, ...
Not that this should require any further explanation, but one of the weakest types of argument is an appeal to logical possibility over an issue that'...
Yes, but you also say that you seriously think that I could right now believe that I'm on the moon, or an ostrich, etc., etc., so now there's little r...
The bigger problem than the "problem" you were referring to, which was the "problem" of there existing a foetus without a developed nervous system, is...
So, without cracking any jokes, in all sincerity, you really think that I'm the kind of person who could right now believe that I'm on the moon with C...
No, no, I'm agreeing with you. It's all a big mystery. Even though we've spent a great deal of time communicating with each other over the years, you ...
Hahahahahahahaha, yes, it's so absurd that through common sense, which you act as though you lack, we can know that I don't really believe that I'm on...
You're still not justifying your stance, because we can do that without literally opening up someone's skull and taking a look inside their brain wher...
That part is silly. That we can't literally observe someone's beliefs has no bearing on anything. That's not a reasonable approach to the matter, Terr...
You're right, he was attacking his own straw man there, as I pointed out. And it is bad form that NOS4A2 just moves on from this sort of criticism wit...
Do you accept the logical consequences of that statement, as I've set out for you? Yes or no? And if no, then why not? Why is it so difficult to get a...
I think that the bigger problem is people who think like you, but fortunately your thinking is only representative of a tiny minority, and I can't see...
The point of course being that he has been known to make rash judgements and to jump to conclusions in this regard, and I'd have to agree. Not wanting...
Okay, so it's both true and irrelevant that a foetus can't consent to being born. It's irrelevant because they can't possibly consent. Consent is only...
No, nonexistent offspring don't become anything, and it doesn't matter at all how we treat them, because none of it is real. These are your peculiar b...
But nonexistent offspring can't be shown to experience pain. Oh boy. If that's what you've got from my reply, then Houston, we have a problem. Nonexis...
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