You honestly think he's a homicidal madman who would kill his own citizens, whom he is sworn to protect if not for the consequences? Your average fundie will keep his word, at least. I just don't see it.MarkIX wrote:Added to Above I guess it probably came out like I think Mr Bush is some sort of immoral individual only held in check by consequences that is not what I was trying to say. I belive that there are both sane and practical reasons why he wouldn't do it, I belive further that that sort of decision would be extremely rare as the people insane enough to try it wouldn't be belived and would therefore gain no benefit from it.
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And I don't see it either. That is what I was trying to say. I was clarifying and earlier point I made that may have implied thinking that.Rogue 9 wrote:You honestly think he's a homicidal madman who would kill his own citizens, whom he is sworn to protect if not for the consequences? Your average fundie will keep his word, at least. I just don't see it.MarkIX wrote:Added to Above I guess it probably came out like I think Mr Bush is some sort of immoral individual only held in check by consequences that is not what I was trying to say. I belive that there are both sane and practical reasons why he wouldn't do it, I belive further that that sort of decision would be extremely rare as the people insane enough to try it wouldn't be belived and would therefore gain no benefit from it.
You can judge the character of a person by what they fear
And I don't see it either. That is what I was trying to say. I was clarifying and earlier point I made that may have implied thinking that.Rogue 9 wrote:You honestly think he's a homicidal madman who would kill his own citizens, whom he is sworn to protect if not for the consequences? Your average fundie will keep his word, at least. I just don't see it.MarkIX wrote:Added to Above I guess it probably came out like I think Mr Bush is some sort of immoral individual only held in check by consequences that is not what I was trying to say. I belive that there are both sane and practical reasons why he wouldn't do it, I belive further that that sort of decision would be extremely rare as the people insane enough to try it wouldn't be belived and would therefore gain no benefit from it.
You can judge the character of a person by what they fear
In those cases the actions of the perpetrators can't be explained by stupidity. If I see someone cut another person down with a machete, that action can't be seen as anything other than deliberate malevolence. On the other hand, if somone cuts me off on the highway its probably not because they're trying to kill me, but rather that they were paying insufficient attention.BlkbrryTheGreat wrote:Never Attribute to Malice What Can Be Adequately Explained By Incompetence.
You state this as if its some sort of law of nature; its completely unfounded considering the VAST number of cases in human history where cruelty was diliberatly caused not by incompetence, but by malice, religous fanaticism, or the persuit of gain.
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