• rumba@lemmy.zip
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    1. Whenever violence is involved, either both sides are violent, or violence wins.

    2. When neither side is violent, violence is not the answer.

    3. Now both sides look at #1 and ponder if the other side is ready to be violent.

    • GreenKnight23@lemmy.world
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      I think killing people through apathetic business practices that are specifically designed to maximize profit over human life is not just murder, it’s genocide.

      I also believe that a justice system that is curtailing law for the wealthy based on some sense of increased personal worth compared to that of a “lowly commoner” goes against the fabric of our nation and is a personal attack against the culture of our country. I also believe that anyone lending support to these traitors are themselves traitorous filth that deserves to be imprisoned in a public gallows to send a message that that behavior will no longer be tolerated.

      short answer though, yes violence begets violence.

      • KairuByte@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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        It’s murder for profit, don’t dilute the term genocide. The last thing we need is people calling everything genocide and making the literal genocide in Gaza seem more normal.

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          idk, murdering people based on their genetic predisposition to healthy living standards seems more of a literal definition of it.

          I do understand (and agree with) your point though.