person b but because he's killing more people
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guessing person B is more likely to be stopped
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That's why I chose B
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B, because a basic principle of social vestedness is that we share security burdens equally.
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Is there a murder ratio that changes your mind?
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It's mean we have to pick one to see how the vote is going
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I'd let them both loose and blow them up with a shotgun while they exit their cell. Problem solved.
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More than 2 in five people would rather hundreds of millions of additional deaths than to appear racist.
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*looking up what ethnicity makes up 5% of the human race*
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A person targeting literally random people is more likely to target someone who can fight back, and as a result, be stopped. Historically when ethnic groups are targeted it is usually those with little political power to resist.
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