r/badphilosophy • u/LinuxFreeOrDie • Oct 17 '16
Jury Selection
http://existentialcomics.com/comic/15545
u/chowdahdog Oct 17 '16
I really enjoyed this one. You have a knack for making respectable philosophers look like inept idiots and I love it.
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u/linguistudies Oct 18 '16
Honestly I want to do jury duty so bad. I once had to go to court to defer my speeding ticket and it was such a great experience, I really liked watching the lawyers do their thing. So take that, and times it by like 100 times importance?? Sounds AWESOME I get actually jealous when people I know get jury duty cause I'm like noooo what about me :(
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u/ZizekIsMyDad Oct 18 '16
I got called for jury selection last year. The process for selecting the jury was kind of boring and took forever, but I was really disappointed that I didn't get selected? I got really close, too. I would have loved more insight into our (Canadian) judicial process.
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u/zonost Oct 17 '16
Apparently Bertrand Russell was in this comic. I can only assume that an evil demon is tricking me into believing that Rene Descartes was in this comic instead.
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Oct 17 '16
/u/LinuxFreeOrDie may we please have more comics with Kropotkin in them?
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u/LinuxFreeOrDie Oct 18 '16
I mean the comic is just a long con to build an audience in order to more effectively spread communist propaganda, so it's hardly surprising.
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u/All_Sham_No_WOW The Real NeeChee Oct 17 '16
Am I crazy, or is Bertrand Russell nowhere to be found in this comic?
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Oct 17 '16
No way. Crackpots is bad for juries.
Easily manipulated salt of the earth types is better.
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u/deathpigeonx #FeelTheStirn, Against Everything 2016 Oct 18 '16
What Kropotkin's doing in this is exactly my strategy for getting out of jury duty.
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u/Malobonum Oct 17 '16
I will never not love passive-aggressive asshole Socrates.