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In response to "though it sounds ridiculous, i can understand their concerns" by Guy (the real one)

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Posted by znufrii Jun 11 '09, 10:10

The actions decried by these groups are nothing more than the logical outgrowth of the views these same groups advocate. At what point to we hold these extremist group accountable for the mindset that allows for these type of violent actions?

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you are joking, right? you're suggesting that the groups are responsible for the mindset? -- nm - Guy (the real one) Jun 11, 10:23 4
- well, yes and no. Are they directly, explicitly responsible for advocating these actions? no. - znufrii Jun 11, 10:26 3
  - wow. this isnt a chicken and egg thing, znu. people form groups because they share the same ideals, not the other way around. - Guy (the real one) Jun 11, 10:37 2
    - It goes both ways, actually. People form groups because they share ideas, but groups can only survive if they persuade others to share those ideas too - znufrii Jun 11, 10:41 1
      - An dI don't recall where I suggested forcibly disbanding anything. -- nm - znufrii Jun 11, 10:45
So the logical outgrowth of the right to life movement is murder? - Stephen Jun 11, 10:13 4
- I think it's logical that in any movement preaching strong opposition to a emotional subject will be taken - Will Hunting Jun 11, 10:38 1
  - Just like the lunatic fringe of the environmentalists are the tree-spikers and such like that. -- nm - Will Hunting Jun 11, 10:41
- I won't indict the movement as a whole... - znufrii Jun 11, 10:18 1
  - You won't? Cause I thought that's exactly what you were doing. -- nm - Stephen Jun 11, 10:21

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