Fine with me, whatever analogy works for you.
The point is that collectivist herd-think is all about identity while ignoring actual perpetrators.
Low-resolution analysis.
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just providing an avenue for you to bolster your arguments from legitimate criticism
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Thanks! But the argument doesn't depend on anything else than the most basic fact:
There is no collective guilt. Only the guilty are guilty, not everyone sharing some identity with them.
@6345 is SO ai
Are you ok?
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does paying taxes make you guilty?
No. Those who raise taxes are guilty. I don't pay voluntarily.
I think this is where we disagree.
I don't pay voluntarily, but I tend to think that my failure to resist/oppose payment creates some guilt on my behalf.
Agree 💯