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"Rolf Tueschen" wrote in message ... So, I don't get the interest of people who try to put me into a false corner just because I had called a young Israeli for what he is when he insulted a German politician as a 'Nazi *******'. I called him a lying Jewish *******. And I heard no arguments why I shouldn't do that. Rolf, Let me try to present two arguments as to why your statement is taken in a negative light by those who have responded to you. 1) A discussion was taking place. I will assume for the moment that it was following a logical pattern. He then made an invalid and offensive statement about the politician. Your response was an ad hominem attack against your debate partner. Rather than participate in the argument, you attacked your debate partner. A response that would have kept the debate in logical grounds would have been to attack the validity of his statement, or to question its relavance. You did not challenge his statement. Rather, you challenged his character. To challenge his statement, you could have said, "You are mistaken, let me help you with some facts." If you knew that he was lying (an intentional mistatement of fact), then you could have said, "You are lying. You know that he is not a Nazi, but rather a member of the XXXXX party. You said so in YYYY post on ZZZZ day." Instead, you implied that he was a habitual liar. 2) Calling someone a lying ******* is a negative statement. The only reason to add the adjective Jewish is to imply that this worstens the insult. For example, you would never call someone a "lying well-educated *******," or a "lying intelligent *******," or "lying Nobel Prize winning *******." This point has been made by others in this thread. You have stated that you have not heard any arguement as to why you shouldn't have made the statement. The arguement was made previously; it is up to you to hear it. Is it possible that this is a convention of the English language only? In German, is it a common convention to include irrelevant but factually correct adjectives without implying a hightening of the insult? If you really did not intend your insult to be hightened by use of the word Jewish, maybe this is the source of the problem. If you called me an idiot, that is a statement about me. If you call me an American idiot, you are making a statment about me, about America, and about your sentiment regarding America and Americans in general. I hope this helps. David -- without the block |
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Rolf Tueschen wrote:
cut The more so as the original assumption, that all Nazis are authentic butchers, is false! Yes! yes, but aren't ALL nazis complicit in authentic inhumanity to 'man'?.. Not to speak of all Germans being Nazis, hence being butchers. Rolf |
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(Rolf Tueschen) wrote in message ...
(TommyBoy) wrote: But if you'd like to extol the virtues of the "nice Nazis," then go ahead. Where did you But if you'd like to extol the virtues of the "nice Nazis," then go ahead. Where did you read something written about "nice Nazis"? - Don't twist the whole topic. by inventing something nobody had mentioned. Rolf Puzzling. You take a stand against calling Nazis butchers and call a challenge to that defense "twisting the topic" while in your previous message you offered your own twisting of the topic by saying it was wrong to say all Germans were Nazis. That's your invention so stop pretending that others are twisting topics. That's two posts by you in "response" to my posts that offered nothing. Two strikes... three and you're out you know... can't waste too much time with |
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