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In response to "I think a lot of these local GOP people actually eat what they are cooking. They are being misinformed by Fox, OAN, etc too." by ty97

i think they believe it, but they have blood on their hands. Is the outcome of manslaughter better than murder? -- nm

Posted by Andie Sep 17 '21, 12:30

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US law certainly thinks first degree murder and involuntary manslaughter are very different things. I would guess Canada does too? -- nm - ty97 Sep 17, 12:32 8
- i was talking about the outcome. The person is still dead. the result is the same. That's how i see this. -- nm - Andie Sep 17, 12:35 7
  - We'll all agree that I don't want anyone running anti-mask, anti-vaccine ads or propaganda - ty97 Sep 17, 12:36 6
    - For every conservative antivaxx radio guy who dies of covid, I do believe an angel gets their wings. -- nm - Jovian Sep 17, 12:41
    - i totally appreciate that you feel that way, and it's good that you do. I see it as "this person spreading disinformation and probably causing other's - Andie Sep 17, 12:39 3
      - Yes. It's not joy. It's ... an observation of an appropriate outcome. -- nm - Beryllium Sep 17, 12:51 2
        
        this I didn't see the reporting of any of the information as joyful or celebratory. It was reporting what is happening. -- nm - Diva Sep 17, 13:24
        
        A completely avoidable outcome, but for the one thing that put them in the scenario: their own promulgation -- nm - Beryllium Sep 17, 13:10
    - *remains silent* -- nm - Alanis Sep 17, 12:37

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