I submit that the old-world approach of trying to stop a murderer while he is still committing murders, by force if necessary, is still a good approach.
I submit further that the old-world approach of us versus them remains valid in some situations, as when mass murders are being committed and the barbarians are trying to burn your village down.
New approaches are of course needed and can be useful, but not when a wild horseman wielding a sword is charging at you with the intent of severing your head.
What do you propose should be our actions toward the fence-sitters?
I like this editorial. However it is the old world approach of us verses them that leads to ever increasing levels of violence and death and destruction. We must find a better way.
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I submit that the old-world approach of trying to stop a murderer while he is still committing murders, by force if necessary, is still a good approach.
I submit further that the old-world approach of us versus them remains valid in some situations, as when mass murders are being committed and the barbarians are trying to burn your village down.
New approaches are of course needed and can be useful, but not when a wild horseman wielding a sword is charging at you with the intent of severing your head.
What do you propose should be our actions toward the fence-sitters?
I like this editorial. However it is the old world approach of us verses them that leads to ever increasing levels of violence and death and destruction. We must find a better way.