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Reading through the discussion, it seems like most people are working with different definitions of “genocide”, “morality” or even “liberal democracy”. Isn’t the real issue that we can’t even agree on the moral framework before judging the actions of either side? If we can’t settle on what’s morally...

It's undeniable that some protests have turned into unacceptable violence, and not everything can be excused under the banner of civil disobedience. But I’ve always found it a bit reductive to equate all protesters with “criminals” or to claim that any progressive ideology is rooted in hatred for Am...

Hello everyone, I'm glad to join this community. I've always been interested in philosophy, although I've mostly approached it as an amateur through books and online discussions. My main interests revolve around ethics, political philosophy, and social debates, especially how philosophical concepts ...