Ah ... so Nazi Germany, Imperial Japan, the Soviet Union, Red China, North Korea, Saddam Hussein's Iraq, and modern Iran are composed of "non-humans?"
That's a very large part of the species you've just decided are no longer human. And the implication of them no longer being human is that we can slaughter them like animals if we feel like it.
Heck, I'm being called "nonhuman" simply for arguing that backing, or permitting the backing, of terrorists against State B by State A is an act of war on the part of State A. You don't see where this casual ascription of nonhumanity on the basis of dissent could lead to trouble, down the line?
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Date: 2010-03-19 01:42 pm (UTC)That's a very large part of the species you've just decided are no longer human. And the implication of them no longer being human is that we can slaughter them like animals if we feel like it.
Heck, I'm being called "nonhuman" simply for arguing that backing, or permitting the backing, of terrorists against State B by State A is an act of war on the part of State A. You don't see where this casual ascription of nonhumanity on the basis of dissent could lead to trouble, down the line?