Correct, but you can make the “better side” votes count more than the “worse side” votes by participating. Sitting on your couch and not absolutely includes you in fault of the worse side winning, just like the rape scenario you didn’t comment on.
I’m going to explain this for you as simply as possible:
So… Imagine a scenario where a driverless car is rolling towards a baby in a carriage. Now imagine there are 10 people, one of them being you- standing about within eyesight of the car that is heading towards the baby-
In this scenario:
The car = trump.
The baby = our democracy.
The 10 people = the only influence able to change the scenario.
Now, what ties this all together to make it more relevant is that we will now give the people standing about the choice to to push the car into the baby, do nothing, or stand in the way of the car in order to stop it.
This means that:
5 people that will push the car into the baby = Trump supporter.
1 person that will do nothing = you.
4 people that will push the car away = Harris voters.
So now… Here we have two groups of people that have no intent whatsoever to help the child in any way. One- directly and the other indirectly- and only one group that is trying to stop the car.
Those standing around watching, (you) could help stop the car- but don’t. Thereby watching the car roll
over the child because not enough people helped stop it.
You made the choice to withdraw your help and thereby share in the responsibility.
we don’t have a democracy and never did. your whole analogy fails to encompass the complex system of oppression used by politicians and capitalist interests.
As a citizen, hopefully of good conscience and morals, you ARE responsible for NOT doing good when you can. We all are, no matter how many downvotes you collect by arguing against this common sense fact.
Correct, but you can make the “better side” votes count more than the “worse side” votes by participating. Sitting on your couch and not absolutely includes you in fault of the worse side winning, just like the rape scenario you didn’t comment on.
I am not responsible for the bad behavior of others.
no, you’re just responsible for not standing against the worse side, or can you still not tell which side is worse?
you have no idea what I do.
you’ve made it clear what you don’t do
whatever you are insinuating, you don’t know anything
I’m going to explain this for you as simply as possible:
So… Imagine a scenario where a driverless car is rolling towards a baby in a carriage. Now imagine there are 10 people, one of them being you- standing about within eyesight of the car that is heading towards the baby-
In this scenario:
The car = trump.
The baby = our democracy.
The 10 people = the only influence able to change the scenario.
Now, what ties this all together to make it more relevant is that we will now give the people standing about the choice to to push the car into the baby, do nothing, or stand in the way of the car in order to stop it.
This means that:
5 people that will push the car into the baby = Trump supporter.
1 person that will do nothing = you.
4 people that will push the car away = Harris voters.
So now… Here we have two groups of people that have no intent whatsoever to help the child in any way. One- directly and the other indirectly- and only one group that is trying to stop the car.
Those standing around watching, (you) could help stop the car- but don’t. Thereby watching the car roll over the child because not enough people helped stop it.
You made the choice to withdraw your help and thereby share in the responsibility.
we don’t have a democracy and never did. your whole analogy fails to encompass the complex system of oppression used by politicians and capitalist interests.
“We?”
dang, thought you wouldn’t notice
As a citizen, hopefully of good conscience and morals, you ARE responsible for NOT doing good when you can. We all are, no matter how many downvotes you collect by arguing against this common sense fact.
this is a stack of platitudes dressed up as a moral message.