daveman
Diamond Member
You might have a point if there was any such think as kollektive responsibility, Comrade.You prove the usefulness of emotional rants with virtually ever post you make.I told you: Posting emotional rants on the internet, while perhaps making your feel better about your "crimes", has no actual effect on anything whatsoever.I'm trying to understand why the "Land of the Free" ignores so many dead children.
What about you?
"While the vast majority of those now writing on collective responsibility in philosophical circles continue to debate the possibility of collective responsibility, a smaller group of scholars has in recent years placed two furtherand very importantconcerns at the center of our attention.
"The first has to do with whether groups have to meet the same stringent conditions of moral responsibility that individuals do. (Intentionality becomes key here.)
"The second has to do with the advantages and disadvantages of holding particular kinds of groups, e.g., nation states, races, and ethnic groups, morally responsible in practice."
Collective Responsibility (Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy)
What does that have to do with individual and collective responsibility for gun violence in the "Land of the Free?"
What's really "exceptional" about America, Skippy?
The 17 Americans killed by jihadist "terrorists" since 911?
Or the approximately 10,000 gun (pussy) murders Americans inflicted upon each other in 2010?
Gun violence is a national security issue - CNN.com
But there isn't.