They seem to think I'm advocating the SRA. The law is the law. They are the very foundation of any society. If you choose to break the law for whatever reason, don't quival about it. Don't "I had no choice." Don't "They made me do it." Don't "It was the right thing to do." And don't "It was an unjust law."
Acknowledge your actions and don't use excuses to defend what you've done. The law doesn't tell you what is right or wrong to do. It tells you what you can or cannot do without punishment. It doesn't make excuses, it doesn't rationalise.
Originally posted by BlaqChaos
Which part of my post did you nopt read? Where I said there were [b]millions of slave, or where I said the majority were not in direct combat? Because in almost NONE of your examples were there the majority of people fighting. [/B]
If your going to be like that about then what don't you understand in my post that the majorty doesn't always have the luxury of standing up in direct combat if they did then obviously things would be alot different than they are today it's always the miniority fighting the majority always has been always will be we've come to accept it as a race, society binds it. Rememeber that history is always written by the victors.
Originally posted by S-RangerActually no, that not the case. Let's take WWII for instance. Those who weren't in direct combat were still doing things to support those who were.
If your going to be like that about then what don't you understand in my post that the majorty doesn't always have the luxury of standing up in direct combat if they did then obviously things would be alot different than they are today it's always the miniority fighting the majority always has been always will be we've come to accept it as a race, society binds it. Rememeber that history is always written by the victors.
Originally posted by BlaqChaos
Acknowledge your actions and don't use excuses to defend what you've done. The law doesn't tell you what is right or wrong to do. It tells you what you can or cannot do without punishment. It doesn't make excuses, it doesn't rationalise.
..........It doesn't make it right.
And for me and many, many other people, the fact that it isn't considered right means we are more likely to do something about it. This response can range from complaining to going Captain America and being violent ✅
It's all on your perception on who is right or who is wrong.
Plus i'd say 80% of war's have had non-combatant contributions made. But at then end of the day the importnant decisions that changed the world are usually made on a battlefield only now as humanity has progressed dimplomacy is used more yet there is still conflicts everyday for people pushing what they think is right or wrong in the world.
p.s. George Bush know's alot about that.
Originally posted by BlaqChaos
Once again, right and wrong are matters of personal opinion, not fact.
Hence me saying it's a fact that many people don't consider it right.
Originally posted by willRules
the fact that it isn't considered right
People may agree or disagree with it which is their opinion. If they choose to disagree with it, then it is a fact that they choose to disagree. ✅
which leads onto the whole people taking action statement ✅