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The instinct to hurt those with whom one disagrees : Comments

By Robin Koerner, published 18/9/2025

In other times and places, political assassinations have occurred as cultural anomalies, not obviously reflective of the zeitgeist or historical moment, and certainly not approved of by some significant minority of the population.

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“That woman” doesn't deserve to be called a human being. We don't have to try to understand people like that. It's perfectly OK to loathe a creature who thinks it's alright for people they don't like, or people they just disagree with, to be killed. Always by someone else, of course.

I mean, what sort of sick trash tells a total stranger that someone should be murdered? What sort of a narcissistic arsehole expects to be able to say such a thing and get away with it.

‘Matthew’ was a bit of a prick, too. He couldn't be trusted. He was the one who didn't like the offending sentence.

And, “this week a man (DID NOT) die: he was viciously MURDERED, by a sicko. Namby pamby language about death hides reality. People deliberately murdered being classified as ‘dying’. People killed by a drunk driver having 'their lives taken’, or ‘losing their lives’ when they were plain old killed by another person.

All this polite shite about vicious people doing vicious things is pathetic. No wonder some people make hideous comments when language is used to cover up reality.
Posted by ttbn, Thursday, 18 September 2025 8:59:56 AM
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