Aren't you the one who decided I abandoned this discussion? Glass houses/rocks?
Ernie, that's in no way a reference to you. Earlier I told Spoonman how this thread isn't about a question of laws but about ethics, which Koshergrrrrrr morphed into "unethical". Then even after I post the definitions for both, she continues to pretend they're the same thing. Windbag tried that too, but then that's Windbag.
That's when I needed you here, Ernie -- to tell them both they're full of shit.
Actually it's not too late...
Lemme show you what went down at the same time elsewhere...
"I didn't insert any words into your mouth" followed immediately by "Yes, I will rewrite you. I'll do it often"
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No please, go ahead... spin that one.
Yes, you questioned the ETHICS of protesters who legally protested with their legal arms. The implication that you made, repeatedly, was that although it was LEGAL to protest with weapons, it was UNETHICAL, based on your QUESTIONING of the ethics of the protesters.
I love that not only do we have to explain and re-explain our own posts to you...over and over again when you repeatedly attempt to assign false stances to us..but we also have to repeatedly remind you of what YOU have said, and explain it to you.



It's a mental illness thing. Poor mite.
YOU are a known and quanifiable
LIAR.
Here's what I actually posted, which is why a ******* liar like you doesn't dare quote it:
This is not a thread about what the law is or who broke it or didn't break it. It's about psychological tactics. The law is not at issue.
Nor did anyone say they "shouldn't be allowed to congregate". That would be law yet again. Leave all that behind. It's not a discussion of laws; more a discussion of ethics. That's why we have differences of opinion -- the law is clear, you either break it or you don't. In ethics it's not cast in stone. All we can do here is offer views.
eth·icsˈeTHiks/Submit
noun
1.
moral principles that govern a person's or group's behavior.
"Judeo-Christian ethics"
synonyms: moral code, morals, morality, values, rights and wrongs, principles, ideals, standards (of behavior), value system, virtues, dictates of conscience More
the moral correctness of specified conduct.
"the ethics of euthanasia"
2.
the branch of knowledge that deals with moral principles.
un·eth·i·cal
ˌənˈeTHikəl/Submit
adjective
1.
not morally correct.
"it is unethical to torment any creature for entertainment"
synonyms: immoral, amoral, unprincipled, unscrupulous, dishonorable, dishonest, wrong, deceitful, unconscionable, unfair, fraudulent, underhanded, wicked, evil, sneaky, corrupt
DUH.
You claim, laughngly, to be a "writer" yet you find a way to utterly flummox yourself on the distinction between the study of ethics and the judgement of "unethical". These aren't obscure terms, yet you're willing to appear this ******* stupid on their disctinction.
Not to mention the latter of which, as a matter of opinion if rendered, is something we all have a right to, like it or lump it, sweetfart.
Let's illustrate the difference: "Ethics" is a study of principles. There's no judgement rendered in the fact that the process of study exists. It does.
"Unethical" is a judgement. See the
synonyms unscrupulous,
dishonorable,
dishonest etc above. It describes, say, the practice of morphing other people's words into something you
wish they had said, so you can knock down strawmen, because you're too much of a lying
pissant to deal with the point directly.
Hope this helps.
So crawl back into whatever hate infested worm hole you oozed out of. Nobody in the world buys your extraneous bullshit.