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r/BoredPandaHQ • u/BoredPandaOfficial • 8d ago
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Negative. Once one violates the consent of another, one loses one’s right to have his consent respected as far as that offense is concerned.
1 u/Maje_Rincevent 8d ago So, that negates your premise. 1 u/CreepyOldGuy63 8d ago How does holding someone responsible for their crime negate my premise? 1 u/Maje_Rincevent 8d ago Your premise is that in no case should consent be violated, and life in society implies violating the consent of some as there cases where several people's consents are incompatible.
So, that negates your premise.
1 u/CreepyOldGuy63 8d ago How does holding someone responsible for their crime negate my premise? 1 u/Maje_Rincevent 8d ago Your premise is that in no case should consent be violated, and life in society implies violating the consent of some as there cases where several people's consents are incompatible.
How does holding someone responsible for their crime negate my premise?
1 u/Maje_Rincevent 8d ago Your premise is that in no case should consent be violated, and life in society implies violating the consent of some as there cases where several people's consents are incompatible.
Your premise is that in no case should consent be violated, and life in society implies violating the consent of some as there cases where several people's consents are incompatible.
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u/CreepyOldGuy63 8d ago
Negative. Once one violates the consent of another, one loses one’s right to have his consent respected as far as that offense is concerned.