Patton89 said:
Nice way of responding.
Insults.
No, no. Please, keep calling me a divine Nazi.
Patton89 said:
I am trying to show to you that you cant claim that some people are somehow less valuable, JUST because you say so.
So they're more valuable based on numbers? Well then, let's get us 'ere some posse so we can hang us dem der niggras like the good ol' days! Eh boys?!
Patton89 said:
No, you're right. Blindly assuming 100 deserve to live more than 1 is so much more civil, humane, loving, compassionate, uh... cool, divine, peaceful, right, better, considerate, and all that shit. Now let's go kill us some Jews and Muslims. All we need for a war these days is to say "but we outnumber them!" I'm all with you, brother.
Patton89 said:
1. you didnt anwser. How can you determine it ? With arbituary alliances ?
I answered it clearly and was rather descript, actually. You just assume I'm
only talking about obligations to some random alliance, which was rather annoying. Also having said that, I'm wondering if you're suggesting that allies
aren't expected to fight for eachother.
Patton89 said:
2. That is your opinion. Smells of Social Darwinism to be honest.
What's my opinion? That people should be useful? I had a lot of opinions, you're going to have to be specific.
Patton89 said:
3.Again, i knew already that it wasnt a simple equation. Please refrain from trying to insult me. But you cant claim that it isnt even worth considering that there might be apoint in not killing 100 million to save 1 million. I cant say that it would be the "right" thing to do. I know that i am thinking that people are equal. That is why i cant suddenly condemn 100 million people to die.
But you'd be willing to condemn 1 million based on a ratio? In that case, let China subjugate everyone with a lesser population than them as long as they don't do it all at once so as to even the ratio out to a collective 1:1, and the US being justified in conquering any country based on the "they have a smaller population" argument.
Patton89 said:
4. How would anyone have the right to make a decision like that ? How would you claim that not killing 100 million isnt an action in itself. If i had to choose between 1 million of my country men,lost in an invasion, or kill 100 million "enemy" civilians, who would choose to kill 100 million civilians ?
I see what you did there. You completely rejected the entire point and instead inserted one of your own. Classy.
I said "100 million killed to save 1 million can be worth it" and from that you gathered "war is only worth it if 100 million civilians die." I thought I clarified this in my previous post. But here it goes again.
If killing 100 million civilians of an enemy country (unnecessary description follows, should anyone STILL be confused of what a country is:
Country: A state or nation
State: a politcally unified people occupying a definite territory; nation
Nation: the territory or country itself
/(hopeful) confusions about what the people belonging to an enemy state is) saves 1 million civilians of your own or your allies, but NOT killing the 100 million condemns the 1 million, then by logic, the 1 million of my own countrymen or that of my allies has more worth to me! Why is that so hard to understand? Why does something having worth to someone HAVE to be a divine definiton of the value of life? Why the fuck should I have to bow to someone else's definition of the value of human life when they get so pissy over my placement of value? Does that not seem hypocritical?
And thus, we come to my other argument. Why do people prioritize the value of human life based on a ratio? Why do people pretend to be humanists and argue the value of human life but deny that 1 human life can be worth 100 million.
Is a human only human if the odds are fair?
Do the 100 million deserve to live more than the 1 million?
I argue that the 1 million can deserve to live more than the 100 million, but you don't think so? Why? Because it's a 100:1 ratio? So the 1 million lose their humanity based on math?
Patton89 said:
5.There are other ways then just outright killing and acting mindlessly, and claiming it to be the necessary thing, and the only way to do it.
Another "I reject everything you said and instead assume a bunch of my own shit"
I don't want to insult you, but this attitude of ignoring what the fuck I'm saying is pissing me off. Read more, assume less.
We're talking IF (REPEAT: IF IF IF IF IF IF, CAN YOU SEE ME NOW?) killing 100 million WILL save 1 million, is it worth it?- to me yes; and then people now come in and say "how dare you, my way is more right!"- hypocracy will doom us all.
Patton89 said:
6.It is worth acting for, it just seems that you are bit too eager to use "final" measures, measures which effects are irreversable.
And i didnt say your a nazi.
But you tell me that my sort of thinking reminds you of certain political movements, and how my divine clarvoyance justifies my reasoning.
What I'm saying is that 1 of my friends is worth more than 100 of my enemy to me. This makes you demand my definition of the value of human life? Why? Do you find that you have to define the value of human life everytime you choose to side with your friend or family member over someone else?