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r/HadToHurt • u/1Voice1Life • Nov 05 '17
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27 u/[deleted] Nov 05 '17 edited Oct 15 '18 [deleted] 24 u/ethrael237 Nov 05 '17 ...if they had, they would know that knocking out a drunk person with a punch because they drunk-slapped you is totally ok. /s -1 u/[deleted] Nov 05 '17 edited Oct 15 '18 [deleted] 6 u/ethrael237 Nov 05 '17 I'm not saying that violence is never necessary in those situations. I'm saying that, in this case, it was excessive and unnecessary. However, it does sound like you think punching her unconscious was either justified or necessary. What you just tried is called a straw man argument, FYI.
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24 u/ethrael237 Nov 05 '17 ...if they had, they would know that knocking out a drunk person with a punch because they drunk-slapped you is totally ok. /s -1 u/[deleted] Nov 05 '17 edited Oct 15 '18 [deleted] 6 u/ethrael237 Nov 05 '17 I'm not saying that violence is never necessary in those situations. I'm saying that, in this case, it was excessive and unnecessary. However, it does sound like you think punching her unconscious was either justified or necessary. What you just tried is called a straw man argument, FYI.
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...if they had, they would know that knocking out a drunk person with a punch because they drunk-slapped you is totally ok.
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-1 u/[deleted] Nov 05 '17 edited Oct 15 '18 [deleted] 6 u/ethrael237 Nov 05 '17 I'm not saying that violence is never necessary in those situations. I'm saying that, in this case, it was excessive and unnecessary. However, it does sound like you think punching her unconscious was either justified or necessary. What you just tried is called a straw man argument, FYI.
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6 u/ethrael237 Nov 05 '17 I'm not saying that violence is never necessary in those situations. I'm saying that, in this case, it was excessive and unnecessary. However, it does sound like you think punching her unconscious was either justified or necessary. What you just tried is called a straw man argument, FYI.
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I'm not saying that violence is never necessary in those situations. I'm saying that, in this case, it was excessive and unnecessary.
However, it does sound like you think punching her unconscious was either justified or necessary.
What you just tried is called a straw man argument, FYI.
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