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kic wrote:
Today’s society is very much a part of what I will call here the “acceptance culture.” By “acceptance culture” I am referring to the current society’s tendency to accept abnormalities as normal. Of course, there is a line drawn where some abnormalities are simply deemed too abnormal to be considered normal. However, the fact of the matter is that, this line is based entirely on emotion, as it holds no water when examined for rationality.

Of the many things I specifically remember from my freshmen World History class, the most resonating statement my teacher had made during the year was that one of the greatest advancements made by the Ancient Greeks was their respect for human life and dignity. Obviously, this does not apply to all the Ancient Greeks, such as the Spartans, but the Spartans are not the Greeks whom we consider the founders of western civilization. She mentioned specifically that newborns were not euthanized for being week or sick. Think about that for a moment. The Greeks ended the closest thing they had to abortion, infant euthanasia, because they saw it as inhumane. There is no dignity found in ending a life, on the contrary, it is the greatest offense against it.

venus wrote:

Speare Shaker wrote:

venus wrote:

Speare Shaker wrote:

Speare Shaker wrote:

Mislim, SARS-CoV-2 virusa.

Doduše, ne moram te upozoravati, jer su tvoje panične reakcije kada pišeš o COVID-19 infekciji jasan dokaz da si se doslovce usro od straha ko' grlica. 

Jel se ti to razgovaraš sam sa sobom 

Nikad nisi čula za izraz tok svijesti?  

Evo izguglala sam :P šta možeš, upa si u glupu ekipu 

Speare Shaker wrote:

venus wrote:

Speare Shaker wrote:

venus wrote:

Speare Shaker wrote:

Doduše, ne moram te upozoravati, jer su tvoje panične reakcije kada pišeš o COVID-19 infekciji jasan dokaz da si se doslovce usro od straha ko' grlica. 

Jel se ti to razgovaraš sam sa sobom 

Nikad nisi čula za izraz tok svijesti?  

Evo izguglala sam :P šta možeš, upa si u glupu ekipu 

Sve je to za ljude i ništa ljudsko mi nije strano. 

aben wrote:

kic wrote:
Today’s society is very much a part of what I will call here the “acceptance culture.” By “acceptance culture” I am referring to the current society’s tendency to accept abnormalities as normal. Of course, there is a line drawn where some abnormalities are simply deemed too abnormal to be considered normal. However, the fact of the matter is that, this line is based entirely on emotion, as it holds no water when examined for rationality.

Of the many things I specifically remember from my freshmen World History class, the most resonating statement my teacher had made during the year was that one of the greatest advancements made by the Ancient Greeks was their respect for human life and dignity. Obviously, this does not apply to all the Ancient Greeks, such as the Spartans, but the Spartans are not the Greeks whom we consider the founders of western civilization. She mentioned specifically that newborns were not euthanized for being week or sick. Think about that for a moment. The Greeks ended the closest thing they had to abortion, infant euthanasia, because they saw it as inhumane. There is no dignity found in ending a life, on the contrary, it is the greatest offense against it.

so, pro life?

a kako drugo, kad je suprotnost tomu pro death.

aben wrote:

kic wrote:
Today’s society is very much a part of what I will call here the “acceptance culture.” By “acceptance culture” I am referring to the current society’s tendency to accept abnormalities as normal. Of course, there is a line drawn where some abnormalities are simply deemed too abnormal to be considered normal. However, the fact of the matter is that, this line is based entirely on emotion, as it holds no water when examined for rationality.

Of the many things I specifically remember from my freshmen World History class, the most resonating statement my teacher had made during the year was that one of the greatest advancements made by the Ancient Greeks was their respect for human life and dignity. Obviously, this does not apply to all the Ancient Greeks, such as the Spartans, but the Spartans are not the Greeks whom we consider the founders of western civilization. She mentioned specifically that newborns were not euthanized for being week or sick. Think about that for a moment. The Greeks ended the closest thing they had to abortion, infant euthanasia, because they saw it as inhumane. There is no dignity found in ending a life, on the contrary, it is the greatest offense against it.

so, pro life?

a kako drugo, kad je suprotnost tomu pro death.

kic wrote:

The implicit division of humanity into the minority such as Derek Chauvin, Harvey Weinstein, and Bernie Madoff who are deemed rightly punishable, and the majority who are not, unintentionally confers on the former a superior status, for only they are held to be fully human, with free will and moral responsibility. Ordinary street robbers or other common criminals, who are held by penological liberals to be but the victims of their circumstance and therefore not deserving of punishment, are reduced to the status of mere mechanisms who register what impinges on them as a barometer registers atmospheric pressure. This is wrong as a matter of fact—street robbers know full well what they are doing—and demeaning. They are given the status that Descartes conferred on animals.  

Justice must be tempered by mercy, if for no other reason than that what some people deserve is so horrible that we would be brutes ourselves if we inflicted it. It is well to remember also that we are all sinners. But, as the calls for justice for George Floyd (meaning punishment for his killer or killers) demonstrate, it is impossible to expunge from the human mind the idea that punishment, fundamentally, is the correct response to wrongdoing. To excuse some and not others, and to excuse them without strict moral criteria but ex officio, that is to say by membership in a social, racial, or occupational group, is to undermine the only equality that really matters, namely equality under the law.           

https://lawliberty.org/justice-means-punishment/?

au koji pogled

kic wrote:

aben wrote:

kic wrote:
Today’s society is very much a part of what I will call here the “acceptance culture.” By “acceptance culture” I am referring to the current society’s tendency to accept abnormalities as normal. Of course, there is a line drawn where some abnormalities are simply deemed too abnormal to be considered normal. However, the fact of the matter is that, this line is based entirely on emotion, as it holds no water when examined for rationality.

Of the many things I specifically remember from my freshmen World History class, the most resonating statement my teacher had made during the year was that one of the greatest advancements made by the Ancient Greeks was their respect for human life and dignity. Obviously, this does not apply to all the Ancient Greeks, such as the Spartans, but the Spartans are not the Greeks whom we consider the founders of western civilization. She mentioned specifically that newborns were not euthanized for being week or sick. Think about that for a moment. The Greeks ended the closest thing they had to abortion, infant euthanasia, because they saw it as inhumane. There is no dignity found in ending a life, on the contrary, it is the greatest offense against it.

so, pro life?

a kako drugo, kad je suprotnost tomu pro death.

pa e-

ali previše se ovaj argument doživljava anti-woman odmah.

mislim da su stari Grci imali tehnologiju, da ne bi radili pobačaj (ok Spartanci možda) - jer su imali ethos..

aben wrote:

kic wrote:

aben wrote:

kic wrote:
Today’s society is very much a part of what I will call here the “acceptance culture.” By “acceptance culture” I am referring to the current society’s tendency to accept abnormalities as normal. Of course, there is a line drawn where some abnormalities are simply deemed too abnormal to be considered normal. However, the fact of the matter is that, this line is based entirely on emotion, as it holds no water when examined for rationality.

Of the many things I specifically remember from my freshmen World History class, the most resonating statement my teacher had made during the year was that one of the greatest advancements made by the Ancient Greeks was their respect for human life and dignity. Obviously, this does not apply to all the Ancient Greeks, such as the Spartans, but the Spartans are not the Greeks whom we consider the founders of western civilization. She mentioned specifically that newborns were not euthanized for being week or sick. Think about that for a moment. The Greeks ended the closest thing they had to abortion, infant euthanasia, because they saw it as inhumane. There is no dignity found in ending a life, on the contrary, it is the greatest offense against it.

so, pro life?

a kako drugo, kad je suprotnost tomu pro death.

pa e-

ali previše se ovaj argument doživljava anti-woman odmah.

mislim da su stari Grci imali tehnologiju, da ne bi radili pobačaj (ok Spartanci možda) - jer su imali ethos..

block imo teoriju o tomu, zove se evikcionizam. koliko se sićun, iskricu je brutalan za mene, i moro sun ga malo doroditi: isto ko ča ne moreš izbociti sljepog putnika iz svog posjeda ako je riječ o avionu u letu, jednako tako ne moreš izbociti osobu iz svoga tela kak god oćeš, moroš čekati slijetanje zrakoplova.

ebenica wrote:

aben wrote:

kic wrote:
Today’s society is very much a part of what I will call here the “acceptance culture.” By “acceptance culture” I am referring to the current society’s tendency to accept abnormalities as normal. Of course, there is a line drawn where some abnormalities are simply deemed too abnormal to be considered normal. However, the fact of the matter is that, this line is based entirely on emotion, as it holds no water when examined for rationality.

Of the many things I specifically remember from my freshmen World History class, the most resonating statement my teacher had made during the year was that one of the greatest advancements made by the Ancient Greeks was their respect for human life and dignity. Obviously, this does not apply to all the Ancient Greeks, such as the Spartans, but the Spartans are not the Greeks whom we consider the founders of western civilization. She mentioned specifically that newborns were not euthanized for being week or sick. Think about that for a moment. The Greeks ended the closest thing they had to abortion, infant euthanasia, because they saw it as inhumane. There is no dignity found in ending a life, on the contrary, it is the greatest offense against it.

so, pro life?

a kako drugo, kad je suprotnost tomu pro death.

ne čobane, suprotnost tome je da svatko sa svojim tijelom radi kaj god hoće i u svom tijelu ili na svom tijelu ima kaj god hoće, žensko tijelo nije aparat za sok pa'š ti ubacit kovanicu i reć' to je moje.
drkaj si u šakicu i tome davaj imena.

aben wrote:

ebenica wrote:

aben wrote:

kic wrote:
Today’s society is very much a part of what I will call here the “acceptance culture.” By “acceptance culture” I am referring to the current society’s tendency to accept abnormalities as normal. Of course, there is a line drawn where some abnormalities are simply deemed too abnormal to be considered normal. However, the fact of the matter is that, this line is based entirely on emotion, as it holds no water when examined for rationality.

Of the many things I specifically remember from my freshmen World History class, the most resonating statement my teacher had made during the year was that one of the greatest advancements made by the Ancient Greeks was their respect for human life and dignity. Obviously, this does not apply to all the Ancient Greeks, such as the Spartans, but the Spartans are not the Greeks whom we consider the founders of western civilization. She mentioned specifically that newborns were not euthanized for being week or sick. Think about that for a moment. The Greeks ended the closest thing they had to abortion, infant euthanasia, because they saw it as inhumane. There is no dignity found in ending a life, on the contrary, it is the greatest offense against it.

so, pro life?

a kako drugo, kad je suprotnost tomu pro death.

ne čobane, suprotnost tome je da svatko sa svojim tijelom radi kaj god hoće i u svom tijelu ili na svom tijelu ima kaj god hoće, žensko tijelo nije aparat za sok pa'š ti ubacit kovanicu i reć' to je moje.
drkaj si u šakicu i tome davaj imena.

hm, je li ti to govoriš o libertarijanizmu? self property? misliš da država ne bi tribala imati zadnju u tomu?

ebenica wrote:

aben wrote:

kic wrote:

aben wrote:

kic wrote:
Today’s society is very much a part of what I will call here the “acceptance culture.” By “acceptance culture” I am referring to the current society’s tendency to accept abnormalities as normal. Of course, there is a line drawn where some abnormalities are simply deemed too abnormal to be considered normal. However, the fact of the matter is that, this line is based entirely on emotion, as it holds no water when examined for rationality.

Of the many things I specifically remember from my freshmen World History class, the most resonating statement my teacher had made during the year was that one of the greatest advancements made by the Ancient Greeks was their respect for human life and dignity. Obviously, this does not apply to all the Ancient Greeks, such as the Spartans, but the Spartans are not the Greeks whom we consider the founders of western civilization. She mentioned specifically that newborns were not euthanized for being week or sick. Think about that for a moment. The Greeks ended the closest thing they had to abortion, infant euthanasia, because they saw it as inhumane. There is no dignity found in ending a life, on the contrary, it is the greatest offense against it.

so, pro life?

a kako drugo, kad je suprotnost tomu pro death.

pa e-

ali previše se ovaj argument doživljava anti-woman odmah.

mislim da su stari Grci imali tehnologiju, da ne bi radili pobačaj (ok Spartanci možda) - jer su imali ethos..

block imo teoriju o tomu, zove se evikcionizam. koliko se sićun, iskricu je brutalan za mene, i moro sun ga malo doroditi: isto ko ča ne moreš izbociti sljepog putnika iz svog posjeda ako je riječ o avionu u letu, jednako tako ne moreš izbociti osobu iz svoga tela kak god oćeš, moroš čekati slijetanje zrakoplova.

znači kad netko siluje ženu ona ga ne smije piknut nožem u oko nego mora čekat da završi?
kako si bistar u 3 pizde materine debilne, glupaneeeeee!

ebenica wrote:

aben wrote:

ebenica wrote:

aben wrote:

kic wrote:
Today’s society is very much a part of what I will call here the “acceptance culture.” By “acceptance culture” I am referring to the current society’s tendency to accept abnormalities as normal. Of course, there is a line drawn where some abnormalities are simply deemed too abnormal to be considered normal. However, the fact of the matter is that, this line is based entirely on emotion, as it holds no water when examined for rationality.

Of the many things I specifically remember from my freshmen World History class, the most resonating statement my teacher had made during the year was that one of the greatest advancements made by the Ancient Greeks was their respect for human life and dignity. Obviously, this does not apply to all the Ancient Greeks, such as the Spartans, but the Spartans are not the Greeks whom we consider the founders of western civilization. She mentioned specifically that newborns were not euthanized for being week or sick. Think about that for a moment. The Greeks ended the closest thing they had to abortion, infant euthanasia, because they saw it as inhumane. There is no dignity found in ending a life, on the contrary, it is the greatest offense against it.

so, pro life?

a kako drugo, kad je suprotnost tomu pro death.

ne čobane, suprotnost tome je da svatko sa svojim tijelom radi kaj god hoće i u svom tijelu ili na svom tijelu ima kaj god hoće, žensko tijelo nije aparat za sok pa'š ti ubacit kovanicu i reć' to je moje.
drkaj si u šakicu i tome davaj imena.

hm, je li ti to govoriš o libertarijanizmu? self property? misliš da država ne bi tribala imati zadnju u tomu?

ja govorim o zdravom razumu, šupak retardirani, ne nalazim svoju vrijednost u klasifikacijama. s druge strane tebi se zdrav razum potrefi ako ide uz ideologiju.

aben wrote:

ebenica wrote:

aben wrote:

kic wrote:

aben wrote:
so, pro life?

a kako drugo, kad je suprotnost tomu pro death.

pa e-

ali previše se ovaj argument doživljava anti-woman odmah.

mislim da su stari Grci imali tehnologiju, da ne bi radili pobačaj (ok Spartanci možda) - jer su imali ethos..

block imo teoriju o tomu, zove se evikcionizam. koliko se sićun, iskricu je brutalan za mene, i moro sun ga malo doroditi: isto ko ča ne moreš izbociti sljepog putnika iz svog posjeda ako je riječ o avionu u letu, jednako tako ne moreš izbociti osobu iz svoga tela kak god oćeš, moroš čekati slijetanje zrakoplova.

znači kad netko siluje ženu ona ga ne smije piknut nožem u oko nego mora čekat da završi?
kako si bistar u 3 pizde materine debilne, glupaneeeeee!

youre jumping the gun

aben wrote:

kic wrote:

The implicit division of humanity into the minority such as Derek Chauvin, Harvey Weinstein, and Bernie Madoff who are deemed rightly punishable, and the majority who are not, unintentionally confers on the former a superior status, for only they are held to be fully human, with free will and moral responsibility. Ordinary street robbers or other common criminals, who are held by penological liberals to be but the victims of their circumstance and therefore not deserving of punishment, are reduced to the status of mere mechanisms who register what impinges on them as a barometer registers atmospheric pressure. This is wrong as a matter of fact—street robbers know full well what they are doing—and demeaning. They are given the status that Descartes conferred on animals.  

Justice must be tempered by mercy, if for no other reason than that what some people deserve is so horrible that we would be brutes ourselves if we inflicted it. It is well to remember also that we are all sinners. But, as the calls for justice for George Floyd (meaning punishment for his killer or killers) demonstrate, it is impossible to expunge from the human mind the idea that punishment, fundamentally, is the correct response to wrongdoing. To excuse some and not others, and to excuse them without strict moral criteria but ex officio, that is to say by membership in a social, racial, or occupational group, is to undermine the only equality that really matters, namely equality under the law.           

https://lawliberty.org/justice-means-punishment/?

au koji pogled

šteta ča se ne će moći povesti rasprava na temelju ovoga teksta. jo bi stvarno voli čuti mišljenje nekoga ki imo prigovor na ovo.

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Gnječ wrote:

metilda i šejker su kao koronavirus možda i gori.

Be afraid. Be very afraid.

Mislim, SARS-CoV-2 virusa.

Doduše, ne moram te upozoravati, jer su tvoje panične reakcije kada pišeš o COVID-19 infekciji jasan dokaz da si se doslovce usro od straha ko' grlica. 

aben wrote:

ebenica wrote:

aben wrote:

ebenica wrote:

aben wrote:
so, pro life?

a kako drugo, kad je suprotnost tomu pro death.

ne čobane, suprotnost tome je da svatko sa svojim tijelom radi kaj god hoće i u svom tijelu ili na svom tijelu ima kaj god hoće, žensko tijelo nije aparat za sok pa'š ti ubacit kovanicu i reć' to je moje.
drkaj si u šakicu i tome davaj imena.

hm, je li ti to govoriš o libertarijanizmu? self property? misliš da država ne bi tribala imati zadnju u tomu?

ja govorim o zdravom razumu, šupak retardirani, ne nalazim svoju vrijednost u klasifikacijama. s druge strane tebi se zdrav razum potrefi ako ide uz ideologiju.

hm, ka bi napiso popis ča je zdravorazumski, a ča ne, dobi bi ideologiju

Gnječ wrote:

Speare Shaker wrote:

Speare Shaker wrote:

Speare Shaker wrote:

Gnječ wrote:

metilda i šejker su kao koronavirus možda i gori.

Be afraid. Be very afraid.

Mislim, SARS-CoV-2 virusa.

Doduše, ne moram te upozoravati, jer su tvoje panične reakcije kada pišeš o COVID-19 infekciji jasan dokaz da si se doslovce usro od straha ko' grlica. 

nije to moje ništa prema tvojim zilion postova panike protiv srba, četnika srbije, jugoslavije prve i druge 

Speare Shaker wrote:

Gnječ wrote:

Speare Shaker wrote:

Speare Shaker wrote:

Speare Shaker wrote:

Be afraid. Be very afraid.

Mislim, SARS-CoV-2 virusa.

Doduše, ne moram te upozoravati, jer su tvoje panične reakcije kada pišeš o COVID-19 infekciji jasan dokaz da si se doslovce usro od straha ko' grlica. 

nije to moje ništa prema tvojim zilion postova panike protiv srba, četnika srbije, jugoslavije prve i druge 

Ma dobro, ne možeš izjednačavati u Hrvata tradicionalni strah od politike i nesposobnih i korumpiranih političara sa tvojim strahom od tamo neke gripice. 
Ma šta gripice, obične prehladice! 

Gnječ wrote:

Speare Shaker wrote:

Gnječ wrote:

Speare Shaker wrote:

Speare Shaker wrote:

Mislim, SARS-CoV-2 virusa.

Doduše, ne moram te upozoravati, jer su tvoje panične reakcije kada pišeš o COVID-19 infekciji jasan dokaz da si se doslovce usro od straha ko' grlica. 

nije to moje ništa prema tvojim zilion postova panike protiv srba, četnika srbije, jugoslavije prve i druge 

Ma dobro, ne možeš izjednačavati u Hrvata tradicionalni strah od politike i nesposobnih i korumpiranih političara sa tvojim strahom od tamo neke gripice. 
Ma šta gripice, obične prehladice! 

ja se nadam i navijam da ti dobiješ tu običnu SARS CoV2 gripicu tj. prehladicu. stvarno bi volio da taj virusić pokupiš i da te vrag uzme.