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| 1 | The Alpha Passone more time, it's not the attractiveness. I'll explain with the sexes reversed so you can identify more. Imagine you're married with kids, about to have a promotion if things go well and then some newly hired ultra hot lady at the office gets grabby with you and says sexual things to you whenever you meet in the lunchroom. What would you do? Is it your problem that you're offended by this particular situation or is it her problem she caused it? 20 years ago your feelings about the same scenari… | /r/TheRedPill | 07/12/16 05:38 PM |
| 1 | The Alpha Passagain, no. If an arsonist burns down your private house on private soil and afterwards you say 'it's cool' will the arsonist be persecuted? There are two kinds or crimes: offence prosecuted on complaint and offence prosecuted ex officio. The distinction will surely vary between countries but the point stands, often you have to decide if an action was unwanted in this particular circumstance. You prolly would not seek to put your elderly neighbor in jail who keeps wandering into your house, would… | /r/TheRedPill | 07/12/16 11:50 AM |
| 2 | The Alpha PassIt's not the attractiveness, It's the desirableness. A gay woman would not desire sexual advances from a DiCaprio-like co-worker. The 'arbitrary feelz' that you are so eager to dismiss is what makes a crime a crime. Crimes are crimes because they make someone feel bad feelings. Do you know any crimes that raise no negative feelings in anyone? (determined on the basis of the man's behaviour-by this standard rape would not be a crime, the man was just having sex, right?) | /r/TheRedPill | 07/12/16 01:49 AM |
| 8 | The Alpha Passtheft does depend on the perpetrator, the taking of your stuff has to be deemed undesired by you (a stranger taking your stuff is not the same as your mom, you might even think it's for the better she took it) Eating is good, shoving food down one's throat is torture. An action being desired or not makes the distinction between a crime and a non-crime. Why is it so hard to understand? | /r/TheRedPill | 06/12/16 09:01 PM |
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