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**duceswild** · 06-11-2012, 08:50 AM

You believe we can survive without law enforcement? You know it's the law enforcement that keeps you safe to this day, yes? Or are you really that blind as to why you are so safe and secure right now?

Did those same monks tell their people that violence is never justified? Because if they did. Then yeah, they absolutely were hypocrites. They hid, ran, and never went to the forefront of the battlefield to help the sick and injured. Yeah, they were hypocrites. They ran to protect their lives, when even without violence they could have stayed to ease the suffering of their people, help the sick and injured, been there for them. But they didn't. They ran, like rats, to let their people suffer alone.

It goes both ways, my friend. Both ways.

06-11-2012, 08:50 AM	#32
duceswild Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 464 Senior Member	You believe we can survive without law enforcement? You know it's the law enforcement that keeps you safe to this day, yes? Or are you really that blind as to why you are so safe and secure right now? Did those same monks tell their people that violence is never justified? Because if they did. Then yeah, they absolutely were hypocrites. They hid, ran, and never went to the forefront of the battlefield to help the sick and injured. Yeah, they were hypocrites. They ran to protect their lives, when even without violence they could have stayed to ease the suffering of their people, help the sick and injured, been there for them. But they didn't. They ran, like rats, to let their people suffer alone. It goes both ways, my friend. Both ways.
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