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Amyrakunejo · F
I would say, that in part, yes, because the domino effect does exist, and though actions are indeed something the individual is responsible for (when conditions that mitigate responsibility i.e. inebriation/hypnosis/etcetera are not present), immediate reactions are indeed the fault of the instigator.
Of course, nationalism/terrorism, those are acts often committed under subjective hypnosis. No completely sensible individual would commit these acts unless made to do so in some form.
I don't condone these acts against people who otherwise have likely done no harm against anyone else, but I don't condemn the individuals who carried them out either. You blame the pawn, the Queen wins.
Yeah, it's Queen and Battalion Queen in the Chess I grew up with.
Of course, nationalism/terrorism, those are acts often committed under subjective hypnosis. No completely sensible individual would commit these acts unless made to do so in some form.
I don't condone these acts against people who otherwise have likely done no harm against anyone else, but I don't condemn the individuals who carried them out either. You blame the pawn, the Queen wins.
Yeah, it's Queen and Battalion Queen in the Chess I grew up with.
Zonuss · 46-50, M
@AmyrakunejoYes. Words carry weight. They have power. Never ever underestimate the power of them either. 🙂