Yeah, I don’t see how they’re responsible either, but I’m getting lots of emotional replies and nobody actually seems to want to admit they’re advocating censorship. Cognitive dissonance is a hell of a thing.
That’s not what ‘law is emotionless’ means. It means that the law should be applied regardless of the emotions of the culpable person, their family, or sympathizers.
Ok… Looking through your profile, I’m guessing you’re French speaking. That is not at all what I said or meant, neither is it what the law says (the law hasn’t said anything, since by definition there needs to be a trial and conviction before the law can be considered to have said anything).
Yeah, I don’t see how they’re responsible either, but I’m getting lots of emotional replies and nobody actually seems to want to admit they’re advocating censorship. Cognitive dissonance is a hell of a thing.
Sometimes censorship is good
Nobody has ever denied that censorship can sometimes be good. The problem has always been who gets to decide when it’s good and when it isn’t?
Something being subjective and something being untrue aren’t the same thing
Okay. Fine. Who do you want control of what you can see, hear and read?
Law is law. No emotion involved
Yeah, like all those laws about Israel and Palestine and such. Definitely no pesky emotions involved, no sirree
The law that oblige all UN stste members to stop isrsel terrorisms? Yes they should be applied
Yes they should. Not my point. You still trying to argue that law doesn’t involve emotion?
That’s not what ‘law is emotionless’ means. It means that the law should be applied regardless of the emotions of the culpable person, their family, or sympathizers.
Ok? Nowhere in this discussion has it been suggested otherwise
You claimed that the platform and the guys who was responsible of his death shouldn’t be punished although that is not what the law say
Ok… Looking through your profile, I’m guessing you’re French speaking. That is not at all what I said or meant, neither is it what the law says (the law hasn’t said anything, since by definition there needs to be a trial and conviction before the law can be considered to have said anything).