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Violence is never the answer.
Maybe, but sometimes you don't get to decide that. Sometimes, somebody else makes that choice for you.
That's not.
I’m a pacifist so it doesn’t matter if you think it’s a fair point or not.
Does the truth matter to you? It matters to me.
Violence and truth are not mutually exclusive things so I don’t see why that matters.
Do you mean violent statements are not true statements? If a person says, "I'm gonna break your legs because you didn't pay me," is that statement untrue because it is violent? Or perhaps do you mean that violence and truth are independent of one another, that violence is a quality of actions and truth is a quality of statements, that they are not inclusive of each other in that way? Or should I take the surface-level interpretation and say that truth is not compatible with violence- that being violent negates truth in some way and being truthful prevents violence?
Violence and truthfulness are independent of each other.
I'm gonna leave it here for tonight, SMCF. It's been nice chatting.