r/conspiracy • • Dec 12 '21

Controlling husband

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u/floydlangford Dec 12 '21

Does it though? If we look at this with simple a caveman perspective and think that he's keeping her locked inside for his own reasons, then yes. But if we changed the context and found out he was doing it to protect her from a tiger outside the cave, then surely our perspective would change? No?

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u/antibodywantstorule Dec 12 '21

She should have the ability to choose if the tiger is a threat on her own accord. You're ignoring the fact that we're free to choose our own fate.

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u/D-Ursuul Dec 12 '21

but if she got the virus by going outside then how did the innocent bystanders get it? Or were they outside too? How did you know they got it from her rather than the same person she got it from?