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1/20/09 8:03:03 PM#26
I'm all for genocide, just for the entertainment value. Who needs "reasons"?? |
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Originally posted by streea
Who said anything about being happy...this has nothing to do with being selfish and happy...I am talking about survival. I'm talking about the attackers committing genocide on their enemy...and if the defenders have the right to do the same - if it means being able to finally live in peace. Let me put it this way. If one group of peoples is dead set on destroying another at any cost....does the group that is targeted for destruction have the right to commit genocide on that group that has vowed to see them destroyed in order that they may live in peace? Well do they? ![]() |
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Oh and I am sorry some of you are so PC that you are afraid to discuss such a topic - but someday...this question may be needed to be answered. Believe it or not there really are evil people out there and they are doing there best to kill others and make them go away for ever. ![]() |
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Midnitte
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Joined: 6/11/06
To not conform is to conform; Always question orders and demand a reason, least you become a Nazi. |
1/20/09 8:57:30 PM#29
I think I answered the question with felicitous answers. I don't see a reason for it to be limited to a race but I think we may have to commit genocide if the human population keeps going up, the earth can only sustain so many people. As it is genocide still continues anyway so perhaps we are destined to continue it, after the holocaust we preached "never again" but it still happened plenty of times after that and continues. Call me an optimist but I think if we can control our reproduction with responsibility we don't need to commit genocide.
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1/20/09 8:58:21 PM#30
Originally posted by Teala
Afraid of being PC? You're afraid of naming the "group" or "race" you have in mind, so why expect a substantive topic when your question alluded more than it attributed? |
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Originally posted by sepher
Afraid of being PC? You're afraid of naming the "group" or "race" you have in mind, so why expect a substantive topic when your question alluded more than it attributed?
I do not have to name any one group...the question stands as asked...don't like it...don't repsond. ![]() |
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Midnitte
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To not conform is to conform; Always question orders and demand a reason, least you become a Nazi. |
1/20/09 9:47:00 PM#32
Though I do like this question (expelling the whole "race" thing), why did you decide to ask it? I'm taking a human conscience class (being renamed to "power, prejudice, and Intolerance"... sigh) and I've really wondered if we contradict ourselves because we say "holocaust never again" and it still happens.
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1/20/09 10:09:30 PM#33
no. i can believe everything will be settled to dust. human also has its destin. it they goes too far, they will go to death but i don'y think it's necessary to end it by others. |
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1/20/09 10:12:31 PM#34
what race? i also want to know, haha. in the face of god, i don't agree with this extreme way to end killing or evil things. |
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1/20/09 10:55:34 PM#35
Originally posted by Teala
I do not have to name any one group...the question stands as asked...don't like it...don't repsond. Yeah you do have to be specific about what you're asking if you want a specific answer. Scrutiny is appropriate when something is vague. You were intentionally vague. Can't stoke a fire from 30 feet away though and then accuse others of being afraid of the heat, a-la your "PC" accusation. Please do reveal the identity of the race of evil people you mentioned existing out there. Don't be "PC". |
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Dracus
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1/20/09 11:29:32 PM#36
Originally posted by Bigdavo There are some people who do think their nationality is their race. But very well, should one race become unified and seek the destruction of the rest of the human population, then by logic, that race would be eliminated. And that is why... Conservatives' pessimism is conducive to their happiness in three ways. First, they are rarely surprised -- they are right more often than not about the course of events. Second, when they are wrong they are happy to be so. Third, because pessimistic conservatives put not their faith in princes -- government -- they accept that happiness is a function of fending for oneself. They believe that happiness is an activity -- it is inseparable from the pursuit of happiness. |
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1/20/09 11:33:04 PM#37
u submit to defraud with your weasel words and deceptively pejorative point of view. since when were most humans not mortal and not "doomed" after their alloted time on this graveyard we all scratch a living? Who judges who is destroyed and who is to do the destroying? you, the majority's rule of law, nature's survival of the fittest? Granted the +6 billion human population exists at the expense of 'lesser' beings (plants and OTHER animals) now consider how this excessive orgy of reproduction has placed the rest of life on earth at risk... would the planet be better off if ALL humans were purged?! u do fraud in that the rest are not saved, most of them will also die, all you offer is to "kill others" so the rest can do their mischief a bit longer. And these "saved" will they hence only live righteous lives? Or will you move on to the next targeted group like the rcc did with their inquisition? What you are advocating/asserting is your goal for race war.
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Dracus
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1/20/09 11:40:26 PM#38
Originally posted by sepher The question is a generalized "what if." Rather than ask of many questions as answers, take the worst possible situation you can think of and determine your answer from there.
Example: Don't reply with, "What is the object my friend has? Who is the friend, my best friend? What if I have no friends? Am I poor or hungry? Etc" Rather think of possible situations and would there be of any situation in which you would have to steal from a friend. If there is no such situation in which you can find you would steal from your friend, then the answer is simple, it is No. Otherwise it is Yes. And that is why... Conservatives' pessimism is conducive to their happiness in three ways. First, they are rarely surprised -- they are right more often than not about the course of events. Second, when they are wrong they are happy to be so. Third, because pessimistic conservatives put not their faith in princes -- government -- they accept that happiness is a function of fending for oneself. They believe that happiness is an activity -- it is inseparable from the pursuit of happiness. |
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Dracus
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1/20/09 11:43:14 PM#39
Originally posted by billie You are nuking the question. IE: Over thinking and going into it too deep. Take the question as it is and nothing more. And that is why... Conservatives' pessimism is conducive to their happiness in three ways. First, they are rarely surprised -- they are right more often than not about the course of events. Second, when they are wrong they are happy to be so. Third, because pessimistic conservatives put not their faith in princes -- government -- they accept that happiness is a function of fending for oneself. They believe that happiness is an activity -- it is inseparable from the pursuit of happiness. |
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1/21/09 12:07:00 AM#40
I agree with billie. It is far more intresting to discuss the reasons behind asking such a question than it is to have it answered.
It's like the old classic ..."Who would you rather eat, your mother or your father?". It is the type of question best answered with another question. "Why do you ask?". |
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1/21/09 12:08:48 AM#41
Originally posted by Teala
so... the scenario is: the survival of human race necessitates destruction of human race?
I think not.
Even if you decide some group of people will blow us all up if we don't kill them first how does that make us any better than they are? As a matter of fact - that would make us the bad guys.
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1/21/09 12:13:35 AM#42
Originally posted by Dracus You are nuking the question. IE: Over thinking and going into it too deep. Take the question as it is and nothing more.
Doesn't take overthinkin' to get the allusions drawn. It takes overthinkin' to try and pretend you don't get the allusions and try to see the question as harmless and "general". No race comes to mind to you that the OP might've been alluding to? If you had to guess, which "race" would it be? You're a saint if none come to mind given the political climate of our country and our world. Identify the race and suddenly the question is both insensitive, dumb and downright racist, is it not? |
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Look it isn't that hard of question to answer...seriously. I do not have to name any race, country or people by name. The question stands as is. If you must...say Romans vs the Greeks or humans vs cylons - take your pick. It was a hypothetical question. One country is committed to practicing genocide on another. Is it fair for the other to use the same to wipe them out so that peace can finally be had? Is that so hard to answer? ![]() |
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JustTalking
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1/21/09 1:45:23 AM#44
Originally posted by Teala
Actually, yes it is. This isn't a question about challenging the class bully to a fight at 3 o'clock, this is a question about the wholesale slaughter of a group of people..it's a disturbing question and it has an answer: No, never. The reason why it has an answer? we've been down that road before, thankfully the actions of a few did not condem an entire culture to death. Action T4, Nazi eugenics and the Holocaust is more than enough evidence to show that genocide is a horrid, vile and disgusting thing that should be remembered and never repeated, it is humanity at it's worst. Lebensunwertes Leben(life unworthy of life) is what the Nazi's called people that they considered had no right to live...if i was born in Germany during that time i would have been on that list myself, a disturbing thought. Make no mistake, these were not swift deaths. Your answer is out there, it lies with the bodies of the 5.59-6.2 million Jews the 2.1 million Polish and the 2+ million Soviets that died in camps around Germany.
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Bigdavo
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1/21/09 3:15:20 AM#45
Originally posted by sepher
Doesn't take overthinkin' to get the allusions drawn. It takes overthinkin' to try and pretend you don't get the allusions and try to see the question as harmless and "general". No race comes to mind to you that the OP might've been alluding to? If you had to guess, which "race" would it be? You're a saint if none come to mind given the political climate of our country and our world. Identify the race and suddenly the question is both insensitive, dumb and downright racist, is it not?
To be completely honest I was thinking the exact same thing as Sepher. This question is best asked in a thousands years, at the moment it is not humanly possible for a situation like this to occur as humans are individuals and not mindless drones, which is where my line of thinking is then taken to - 'Why ask?' O_o o_O |
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1/21/09 2:49:28 PM#46
Originally posted by Teala
Wouldn't it be the race which is committing genocide the same race which is hell bent destrying others? Waiting for: Archeage - Guild Wars 2 - Everquest Next - The Elder Scroll Online |
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1/21/09 3:31:45 PM#47
damn, sadly I didn't get involved in this thread days ago.. I just opened it now, read most of the posts and you people make me sick... Teala, you're question was fine, simple, to the point.. and no, you don't have to have a name of race that needs extinguishing.. Honestly people, it was just a simple hypothetical question. yes, or no... no need to dig so far into it, I hate it when people do that to jokes. I say yes, kill them if they're going to kill all of us. ______________________________ What if Paul Revere was like the boy who cried wolf....? Originally posted by Hazmal What does he say when people ask what he did? "My mommy was irking me yo - I wanted to keep pwning nubs on my xbox, so I roughed her up with a hardshell. That is just how I roll." |
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1/21/09 4:06:22 PM#48
The world is grossly overpopulated. We don't have the resources to support everyone (the essential reason behind poverty and starvation). This is the reason things like war, natural disasters, and even abortion need to take place. Its a natural balance, regardless of how heartless and anti-humanitarian it sounds. ------------------------- |
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Dracus
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1/22/09 3:20:02 AM#49
Originally posted by sepher There are only two answers to the question; neither of which is more right than the other. Either choose to be Logical or choose to be Emotional. That is basis for this particular topic's question.
By your statement, you choose to use Emotional beliefs. I chose Logical beliefs.
Again neither of us are right or wrong, it is a matter of how we are wired (Example, I am a INTJ). And that is why... Conservatives' pessimism is conducive to their happiness in three ways. First, they are rarely surprised -- they are right more often than not about the course of events. Second, when they are wrong they are happy to be so. Third, because pessimistic conservatives put not their faith in princes -- government -- they accept that happiness is a function of fending for oneself. They believe that happiness is an activity -- it is inseparable from the pursuit of happiness. |
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Dracus
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"Shoot for the moon. Even if you miss, you'll land among the stars." |
1/22/09 3:29:53 AM#50
Originally posted by Bigdavo I don't know about you, but given today's healthcare technology, I doubt our alpha bodies will survive that long. So I find the present time the best time to question and answer.
Now if you believe in past lives then that would be an interesting new topic. And that is why... Conservatives' pessimism is conducive to their happiness in three ways. First, they are rarely surprised -- they are right more often than not about the course of events. Second, when they are wrong they are happy to be so. Third, because pessimistic conservatives put not their faith in princes -- government -- they accept that happiness is a function of fending for oneself. They believe that happiness is an activity -- it is inseparable from the pursuit of happiness. |