The Holy Twig wrote:Tunasai wrote:Since you aren't intelligent enough to figure it out yourself, I'll guide you
1. Incest is an act, right now, its also a crime, like murder. Murder is an act considered immoral, as is incest. Since I doubt you would advocate murder being legalized you should just shut up since both murder and incest are found on common ground.
2. Banning a person (though it has no logic no specifics on what I would be banned FROM) is discrimination since it highlights a specific person and dis-permits said person from participating in the same activities and or having the same rights someone of equal footing would have. For example, you ban me from drinking Soda. But a person of the same nationality and standing can drink Soda legally. Thats called Discirmination
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Point 1: "LOOK AT MY STRAW MAN"
Incest is not, in fact, murder. Murder is considered immoral on different grounds from incest.
One could equally say "Because murder is illegal and blacks marrying whites is illegal, we can't legalize blacks and whites marrying"
Point 2: Get back to me when the words in your head begin coming out onto the page in a coherent, logical manner. You seem to be defining discrimination as banning people from drinking soda pop unless they're standing and the same nationality as yourself.
1. Its not a straw man argument as the logical line is very clear and present within the statement. It also isn't a straw man because I equated two things which stand on similar ground. Face it you lost.
a. I never said Murder was Incest. I said they were on even ground or "equatable"
b. Murder and Incest are both considered immoral and wrong on many grounds that are similar. They both can and should be justly banned.
c. Blacks marrying whites isn't illegal, your just an idiot, not to mention your ludicrous line of logic that can be equated to that of a squirrel.
2. MY words came out in a clear and coherent manner. I used Soda as an analogy which you clearly couldn't follow. Let me use another, maybe you can grasp this one...
You ban me from voting in elections. However a person of equal standing and race has the ability to vote, though he does not differ from me. He is NOT more wealthy, of a different race, social standing, or contain any serious difference from me. However, I cannot vote and he can. That is discrimination. Do I need to use a dictionary?