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| IkeTheGeneric:
--- Quote from: Perry on January 15, 2017, 07:04:22 PM ---The insult is the catalyst which causes the smack to the face. Whoever is the catalyst should understand the outcome of the situation and understand that the reaction of the other party is entirely their fault. --- End quote --- While one should be defensive whilst exchanging insults and slurs, holding the victim responsible for the aggressor's disproportionate and violent reaction is, in short, forgeted right up. --- Quote from: Perry on January 15, 2017, 07:06:49 PM ---It's like the wasp nest brown townogy. If you poke a wasp nest with a stick, you're going to get forgeted up. It's not the wasps' fault that you get forgeted up, it's yours. --- End quote --- This is completely different. The wasps attack disturbances out of an innate nature to protect their nest. Escalating a situation from racial sleights to direct physical violence is in no way comparable. |
| Perry:
--- Quote from: IkeTheGeneric on January 15, 2017, 07:15:59 PM ---While one should be defensive whilst exchanging insults and slurs, holding the victim responsible for the aggressor's disproportionate and violent reaction is, in short, forgeted right up. --- End quote --- If you know 100% that your action is going to cause an issue, and you're goal is to cause an issue, it's entirely your fault. This could be said for both parties, but whoever starts it first is the one in the wrong. You know exactly what kind of reaction you're going to get out of someone, so it's your intention to get that reaction and therefore cause the issue --- Quote from: IkeTheGeneric on January 15, 2017, 07:15:59 PM ---This is completely different. The wasps attack disturbances out of an innate nature to protect their nest. Escalating a situation from racial sleights to direct physical violence is in no way comparable. --- End quote --- You missed the main point of the brown townogy. If you do something and you know exactly what reaction you're going to get out of that situation, you are in no place to act surprised or defensive when the outcome you want to happen happens. |
| Metario:
heh looks like somebody's name is alex |
| IkeTheGeneric:
--- Quote from: Perry on January 15, 2017, 07:20:04 PM ---If you know 100% that your action is going to cause an issue, and you're goal is to cause an issue, it's entirely your fault. This could be said for both parties, but whoever starts it first is the one in the wrong. You know exactly what kind of reaction you're going to get out of someone, so it's your intention to get that reaction and therefore cause the issue --- End quote --- I really don't agree. The aggressor is always at fault for escalating a non-violent situation to a violent situation. The case of the sleight causing the aggressor distress being racial in nature doesn't change things. |
| King Tøny:
What's up with the clickbait title? |
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