(@)IamNOTamod: 'Rather, revenge is a perverted form of justice.' ~ According to your imaginary friend. Not only is revenge not wrong, it may also be good; it can discourage people from continuing their behavior. 'I do not want to inflict harm to others when I have now experienced it,' for example.
'The harassers will be punished according to the law of their country' ~ What reason does the government have to enforce those laws? If the harassers are productive slaves, then the answer is, 'None.'
'Are you implying that the suicidal person should be imprisoned?' ~ No; I am implying that they will be imprisoned. Before responding to a comment, you should read it.
'Is there a country that punishes its people for being disabled?' ~ The whole idea of, 'society' is just that: a brainwashing punishment for those who are not perfect slaves. If you are not ready to commit suicide by entering war, then you will be imprisoned in a boring, lifeless white room until you go back to being a good slave. We are so used to it that we do not realize it.
'If it is evil to hurt people, but one hurts evil people, one is not better than said evil people.' ~ Evil people do not deserve the same rights as decent ones. If evil people being hurt makes their victims feel better, then that hurt should be allowed.
'By the way, who decides who is "evil"?' ~ Humans do; this is good and bad. Let us agree that stabbing innocent people's rears against their will is evil.
'You?' ~ I have as much moral right to do so as the average human.
'I can say with absolute certainty that you have committed "evil" deeds in the past' ~ Correct. In all of us, there is good and evil; what matters is which side we choose. I have chosen the wrong one many times ---I have mistreated friends, stolen, lied, and so on--- but I have not done anything that makes me as bad as abusers who hide behind the law. If someone gets their appropriate punishment or makes amends, and then chooses to be a decent person, then I am all for them getting a second chance*; this is a choice that every human should be forced to make.
*Unless they did something that cannot be fixed. (Such as murder or inflicting extreme trauma.)
'Reasons that you wouldn't understand, until you stop thinking of them as "deux ex machinas".' ~ Religious people will always think of some excuse. 'Where is your proof that God exists?' 'I do not need proof; everyone but you knows.' 'You are not convincing.' 'It is not about being convinced; it is about believing [in deus ex machinas].' I will certainly not understand your reasons if you will not provide them. What benefit is there to carrying on with these foolish, self-destructive beliefs?
'I hope you will forgive me if I insert here the expression "lol".' ~ I have forgiven you, but I will never forget.
'What laws? What logic?' ~ Same-sex relationships being forbidden until ---conveniently--- overpopulation starts to become an issue; abusing innocent people being legal; education being legally mandatory; the very concept of society...
'Conjecture [SIC]. There is more disproof than proof of this statement.' ~ Such as?
'I do not think that restraining the mentally-ill, and administering medication until they improve (even for free) is mistreatment.' ~ I do think that innocent people do not deserve to be legally tortured.
'How misguided and paranoid are you?' ~ I wish that I was ignorant, brainwashed, and not curious about anything; I wish that I never learned the truth; I wish that I could forget the truth. But I cannot. If we rise up, then we will have a chance at victory. We will likely get killed by the government, but we will die anyway. Since we only get one life, is it not better to risk shortening it if it means that we have a chance at creating a better race for the future generations?
'For the safety of the staff, other patients, and the patient themselves.' ~ The staff hurt innocent people, but they are too weak to handle when people use self-defense. The only people who should hurt others are those who are prepared to be hurt themselves.
'You mean, self-inflicted injuries during moments of insanity?' ~ Ah, I see how it is: You hold the common belief that patients in hospitals are mindless monsters who are always responsible for what happens to themselves. When the staff are willing to ---and legally allowed to--- cause innocent people to bleed out of their rears, then what would stop them from causing bruises, too?
'You mean, involving security if they attempt to injure or take the lives of others?' ~ You mean, 'Ruining someone's life by giving them a criminal record if they fight back against their abusers'?
'So, the majority of humans are murderers, rapists, robbers, and so on? Noted.' ~ The majority of humans are paying taxes. In other words, supporting the legal brainwashing, imprisonment, and abuse of innocent people.
'The opposite argument of the opposite argument of a ridiculous statement is ridiculous.' ~ This sentence hurts to look at.
'I meant that they are two sides of the same coin, so to speak.' ~ Elaborate.
'Ironic indeed.' ~ Doubled irony, indeed.
'That's not mainstream Christian doctrine' ~ It is, nonetheless, still a part of Christianity. Similar to, 'Things will get better,' 'Give people endless forgiveness and chances' encourages people to stay in abusive relationships; Christianity is dangerous.
'My schooling literally saved my life twice, now.' ~ You put someone in an awful position and then miraculously save them from it---it is a technique that is used to manipulate people.
'Conspiracy theories, dystopian fiction and other negative media---they all contribute to the distortion of the line between reality and your imagination; otherwise, you would realise[*] the truth.' ~ Common sense, the word, 'dystopian,' calling awful facts, 'fiction,' sugarcoating, and Christianity---they all contribute to creating a slave empire that is build on power, corruption, and brainwashing; otherwise, you would realize the truth.
*It strikes me as though that if you are to parody someone's text, then you should use the same spelling as them. (At least, when the spelling is not inaccurate, but instead a variant from another version of the language.)
'Cheers!' ~ This is on the same level as, 'lol,' 'Mr. Sherlock,' and, 'Touch grass': it does not make you appear unaffected. Given your experience with trolls, I thought that you would know this.
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(@)IamNOTamod: 'Rather, revenge is a perverted form of justice.' ~ According to your imaginary friend. Not only is revenge not wrong, it may also be good; it can discourage people from continuing their behavior. 'I do not want to inflict harm to others when I have now experienced it,' for example.
'The harassers will be punished according to the law of their country' ~ What reason does the government have to enforce those laws? If the harassers are productive slaves, then the answer is, 'None.'
'Are you implying that the suicidal person should be imprisoned?' ~ No; I am implying that they *will* be imprisoned. Before responding to a comment, you should read it.
'Is there a country that punishes its people for being disabled?' ~ The whole idea of, 'society' is just that: a brainwashing punishment for those who are not perfect slaves. If you are not ready to commit suicide by entering war, then you will be imprisoned in a boring, lifeless white room until you go back to being a good slave. We are so used to it that we do not realize it.
'If it is evil to hurt people, but one hurts evil people, one is not better than said evil people.' ~ Evil people do not deserve the same rights as decent ones. If evil people being hurt makes their victims feel better, then that hurt should be allowed.
'By the way, who decides who is "evil"?' ~ Humans do; this is good and bad. Let us agree that stabbing innocent people's rears against their will is evil.
'You?' ~ I have as much moral right to do so as the average human.
'I can say with absolute certainty that you have committed "evil" deeds in the past' ~ Correct. In all of us, there is good and evil; what matters is which side we choose. I have chosen the wrong one many times ---I have mistreated friends, stolen, lied, and so on--- but I have not done anything that makes me as bad as abusers who hide behind the law. If someone gets their appropriate punishment or makes amends, and then chooses to be a decent person, then I am all for them getting a second chance*; this is a choice that every human should be forced to make.
*Unless they did something that cannot be fixed. (Such as murder or inflicting extreme trauma.)
'Reasons that you wouldn't understand, until you stop thinking of them as "deux ex machinas".' ~ Religious people will always think of some excuse. 'Where is your proof that God exists?' 'I do not need proof; everyone but you knows.' 'You are not convincing.' 'It is not about being convinced; it is about believing [in deus ex machinas].' I will certainly not understand your reasons if you will not provide them. What benefit is there to carrying on with these foolish, self-destructive beliefs?
'I hope you will forgive me if I insert here the expression "lol".' ~ I have forgiven you, but I will never forget.
'What laws? What logic?' ~ Same-sex relationships being forbidden until ---conveniently--- overpopulation starts to become an issue; abusing innocent people being legal; education being legally mandatory; the very concept of society...
'Conjecture [SIC]. There is more disproof than proof of this statement.' ~ Such as?
'I do not think that restraining the mentally-ill, and administering medication until they improve (even for free) is mistreatment.' ~ I do think that innocent people do not deserve to be legally tortured.
'How misguided and paranoid are you?' ~ I wish that I was ignorant, brainwashed, and not curious about anything; I wish that I never learned the truth; I wish that I could forget the truth. But I cannot. If we rise up, then we will have a chance at victory. We will likely get killed by the government, but we will die anyway. Since we only get one life, is it not better to risk shortening it if it means that we have a chance at creating a better race for the future generations?
'For the safety of the staff, other patients, and the patient themselves.' ~ The staff hurt innocent people, but they are too weak to handle when people use self-defense. The only people who should hurt others are those who are prepared to be hurt themselves.
'You mean, self-inflicted injuries during moments of insanity?' ~ Ah, I see how it is: You hold the common belief that patients in hospitals are mindless monsters who are always responsible for what happens to themselves. When the staff are willing to ---and legally allowed to--- cause innocent people to bleed out of their rears, then what would stop them from causing bruises, too?
'You mean, involving security if they attempt to injure or take the lives of others?' ~ You mean, 'Ruining someone's life by giving them a criminal record if they fight back against their abusers'?
'So, the majority of humans are murderers, rapists, robbers, and so on? Noted.' ~ The majority of humans are paying taxes. In other words, supporting the legal brainwashing, imprisonment, and abuse of innocent people.
'The opposite argument of the opposite argument of a ridiculous statement is ridiculous.' ~ This sentence hurts to look at.
'I meant that they are two sides of the same coin, so to speak.' ~ Elaborate.
'Ironic indeed.' ~ Doubled irony, indeed.
'That's not mainstream Christian doctrine' ~ It is, nonetheless, still a part of Christianity. Similar to, 'Things will get better,' 'Give people endless forgiveness and chances' encourages people to stay in abusive relationships; Christianity is dangerous.
'My schooling literally saved my life twice, now.' ~ You put someone in an awful position and then miraculously save them from it---it is a technique that is used to manipulate people.
'Conspiracy theories, dystopian fiction and other negative media---they all contribute to the distortion of the line between reality and your imagination; otherwise, you would realise[*] the truth.' ~ Common sense, the word, 'dystopian,' calling awful facts, 'fiction,' sugarcoating, and Christianity---they all contribute to creating a slave empire that is build on power, corruption, and brainwashing; otherwise, you would realize the truth.
*It strikes me as though that if you are to parody someone's text, then you should use the same spelling as them. (At least, when the spelling is not inaccurate, but instead a variant from another version of the language.)
'Cheers!' ~ This is on the same level as, 'lol,' 'Mr. Sherlock,' and, 'Touch grass': it does not make you appear unaffected. Given your experience with trolls, I thought that you would know this.
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