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On Jan 11, 5:27 pm, Potroast <ilou...@hotmail.com> wrote: > When exactly were you planning on displaying your moral outrage? > After the first 50 nukes went off and 100 million died? Dude, nothing is fucked. No one is going to nuke anybody. Bob gets a free pass because he's family, he's fun and he's smarter than any three of us combined. >   You have to understand all I can do is read what's     

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Author: Agent Cooper
Date: Jan 11, 2008 19:03

David Buchner wrote: And the other thing was, it seemed we had some confusion about whether it's a moral good to have bad things happen to bad guys. Right. "Apart from consequences," that is. I guess this is what I don't get. Why apart from the consequences? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Retributive_justice "Retributive justice maintains that proportionate punishment is
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On 2007-08-15, Toby Douglass <toby.douglass@youknowwhattodo.summerblue.net> wrote: > For the first time, I was pulled over by a CSO. > > This was for riding the wrong way up the road going by Sainsburys and > down into town. > > She warned me and left it at that, but she told me there is a 50 UKP > fine. > > I think fifty quid is disproportionately large a fine for this offence. The problem     

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Author: Mark N
Date: Dec 1, 2007 18:33

Agent Cooper wrote: Mark N wrote: Agent Cooper wrote: Mark N wrote: What is it that you don't understand? The "feeling" that David is talking about? Or what people mean when they say that they believe in retribution? Or the arguments that people offer in support of retribution? Or all of the above? (Incidentally, I'm pretty sure that there
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Mark N wrote: > Agent Cooper wrote: > >> Mark N wrote: >> >>> What is it that you don't understand? The "feeling" that David is >>> talking about? Or what people mean when they say that they believe in >>> retribution? Or the arguments that people offer in support of >>> retribution? Or all of the above? (Incidentally, I'm pretty sure that >>> there is no one who has less of an understanding     

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Author: Ben C
Date: Sep 1, 2007 03:06

Agent Cooper wrote: Mark N wrote: What is it that you don't understand? The "feeling" that David is talking about? Or what people mean when they say that they believe in retribution? Or the arguments that people offer in support of retribution? Or all of the above? (Incidentally, I'm pretty sure that there is no one who has less of an understanding of the retributivist
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Agent Cooper wrote: > Mark N wrote: > >> Agent Cooper wrote: >> >>> Famously, Nietzsche thought that our culture was unusual in having >>> such attitudes, >> >> What attitude are you referring to? The attitude that there is >> something wrong with people who enjoy torturing and killing their >> fellow human beings? > > Yes. Not that other cultures are silent. But they are more     

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Author: Mark N
Date: Aug 7, 2007 16:52

Mark N wrote: Agent Cooper wrote: Mark N wrote: Of course, anyone who would be able to "have fun" by torturing and killing someone has much bigger problems! Famously, Nietzsche thought that our culture was unusual in having such attitudes, What attitude are you referring to? The attitude that there is something wrong with people who enjoy torturing
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Mark N wrote: > What is it that you don't understand? The "feeling" that David is > talking about? Or what people mean when they say that they believe in > retribution? Or the arguments that people offer in support of > retribution? Or all of the above? (Incidentally, I'm pretty sure that > there is no one who has less of an understanding of the retributivist > point of view than I do     

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Author: Agent Cooper
Date: Aug 6, 2007 08:03

Agent Cooper wrote: Mark N wrote: David Buchner wrote: I'll admit that any feeling I have that beyond this, it's a actually *good* thing, worthy of a warm glowy feeling -- is more a satisfying, more-or-less spontaneous emotional response, as opposed to something I've figured out formally, or can support rationally. Fair enough. My angle on this is that I
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Author: Mark N
Date: Aug 5, 2007 12:11

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Author: Mark N
Date: Aug 2, 2007 16:05

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Author: Agent Cooper
Date: Aug 1, 2007 22:02

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Author: Agent Cooper
Date: Jul 30, 2007 07:17

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Author: Mark N
Date: Jul 29, 2007 19:17

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