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Silly me. I should have said:Originally posted by SpontaneousOrder View PostJust like not all lies constitute aggression/force/whatever word is most appropriate.
If no fruit is blue, then apples cannot be blue.
Remember: Not all excuses are owls.
But in fact, we have established that fraud does not consist simply of lies, so:
If no fruit is blue, apple pie may be blue.
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Just like not all lies constitute aggression/force/whatever word is most appropriate.Originally posted by speling bee View PostBut if no apples are blue, all fruit cannot be blue.
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But if no apples are blue, all fruit cannot be blue.Originally posted by SpontaneousOrder View PostFruit isn't apples.
But it's the thefty part that makes it aggression. Lying is simply telling an untruth - but clearly, contriving a lie to gain at the other person's expense is something more than a simple untruth.
The end result of 'theft' by fraud is the same as theft by physical force, so fraud is bad for the same reason that burglary is.
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Fruit isn't apples.Originally posted by speling bee View PostBut if lying is not violence and fraud is violence and some fraud involves lies (we can ignore whether or not all fraud involves lies), then there must be a component of the fraud that is not a lie but that is violent. Presumably it is the theft part (theft by deceit)?
But it's the thefty part that makes it aggression. Lying is simply telling an untruth - but clearly, contriving a lie to gain at the other person's expense is something more than a simple untruth.
The end result of 'theft' by fraud is the same as theft by physical force, so fraud is bad for the same reason that burglary is.
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But if lying is not violence and fraud is violence and some fraud involves lies (we can ignore whether or not all fraud involves lies), then there must be a component of the fraud that is not a lie but that is violent. Presumably it is the theft part (theft by deceit)?Originally posted by SpontaneousOrder View PostLying isn't always fraud. Fraud is a classification of lie/s.
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Lying isn't always fraud. Fraud is a classification of lie/s.Originally posted by speling bee View PostWhat about fraud through lying?
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There are only three things i've ever conflated with violence - force, threats of force, and fraud.Originally posted by d000hg View PostSo we've found something which isn't violent at last. Phew.
Here's an instructional video for you :
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Lying isn't violent. Nor is it necessarily any other kind of aggression.Originally posted by d000hg View PostNo I don't. Lying is a violent act, I'm surprised at you.
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If you like. As someone who believes in magic I doubt it makes much difference to you.Originally posted by d000hg View PostIs this to be applied to all your past posts?
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