White House bans CNN reporter from press conference

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(10-09-2018, 02:11 PM)Belsnickel Wrote: 1. No, I did not support the notion. Your argument is that one's deeds make one a bad person. My argument was that two people could act similarly, but with different thoughts, and that can make the difference. It shows that good or bad is not rooted in action alone.


2. Most people in society would deem person A to be worse.

3. Question as a follow-up: if person B's thoughts were known to society, would society consider them a bad person for thinking in that way?

1. If you're going to try to dispute what I assert at least get straight what asserted. Don't do one of those Red Birdy things.

2. So there you have it.

3. Perhaps, but not as bad as the person that actually shot the dog. Get it yet?