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I’m 45.

Supporting genocide is a good reductive test for if someone has any kind of morality. Same as with racism.

The fact that you don’t recognize that, and think that not recognizing that makes you an adult that is not a cartoon says everything about your morality.

It says nothing about my age or how many people I interact with.

EDIT: You also didn’t answer the question on why you think Genocide shouldn’t be a reductive label.

Do you think that genocide is ever justifiable?

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You also didn’t answer the question on why you think Genocide shouldn’t be a reductive label.

Seems like they’re avoiding answering direct questions about their beliefs or even fully explaining them. Why you might do that is anyone’s guess

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Yessss. Feel the power of the dark side!

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And you’ve never had a human conversation with a stranger who disagrees with you? At 45?! My dude, you’ve got a lot of things to catch up on.

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I have. And you know what? Genocide isn’t a matter of disagreeing. The fact that you think it is says everything anyone needs to know about you.

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Thanks for telling me what I think! Somehow I convinced myself that I believed something completely different, and I’m so glad you were there to help clear things up for me!!!

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