New goal: when people say "but we have to consider the economy...," don't let them trail off. Make them finish the sentence. Make them do the math on how many people they're advocating death for Make them confront their own true nature Make them say it out loud
My main point is that no one ever finishes the sentence, and I have a theory as to why but again, if I'm wrong, by all means explain it to me so I can be less wrong
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They are finishing the sentence though. I just finished the sentence, every argument I have seen finishes the sentence. I’m saying you’re deliberately misrepresenting the argument and I don’t know why. The end goal for both is minimizing human suffering. Neither is monstrous.
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So tell me how it does that. I am still waiting for specific predictions and comparisons between the two strategies.
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Also: I think it's possible people don't fully realize what they're advocating for. They just are scared about their jobs, which is indersfandable Maybe if good people say it out loud they'll realize what they're actually saying and stop.
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