[[Yes jannies this is related to humanities, and i want more input from the /his/torians here]]I have the idea that regardless of wether you help others or not it doesn't really matter most of the time. You see that begger across the street? If you give him money you will help him, but if you go buy a cheeseburger then you also invested your money on your local business which will spend that money somewhere else and provide other jobs for other people.But that's just one example, let's talk politically now, if you support an oppressed group the actions of said oppressed group to their oppressors regardless of how destructive will later be viewed with less seriousness since they are the weak, and the oppressor is the strong, so if a woman hits a man it is okay since she is weaker and the man is the oppressor, and when hamas bombs a hospital then it is okay, since the palestinians are weaker, and israel is the oppressor.You see where i am going with this? It feels like trying to achieve justice indirectly causes injustice or doesn't change the balance of good and evil in the world, it feels like being good has little to no good effect on the world. Why be good and support for example an oppressed muslim group in a country knowing that these muslims commit circumcision and jihad, it feels like i am not changing the balance of evil and good in the world.Does being good really matter? Why should i fight for a cause knowing it causes indirect harm?
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>>18770251I have nothing to contribute to this thread except I hope you have a good night's sleep
>>18770274It was a good eep
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The 2nd part is just human psychology, if you change the natural order of operations then people still expect there to be some sort of hierarchy. A Hebrew Israelite transgender could beat up a white transgender, and it would be fine because the Hebrew Israelite transgender is more oppressed. Same for when the white transgender beats up a non transgender, because the transgender is more oppressed and it must be able to. "Viewed with less seriousness", this is literally human psychology 101. Politics is just the study of the popular mind. Someone like Nick Fuentes could talk about LED streetlights ruining nightlife ambience and be taken seriously. You have to make believe justice
>>18770661>and it would be fine because the Hebrew Israelite transgender is more oppressedBut the thing is.. this is not true at all. Botg the israelite and the non israelite live in america and they have equals rights, what is even weirder is that those who are portrayed as weak usually commit more violence against those who are portrayed as the oppressor, i am sure more women hit men than the opposite, they get a free pass to use violence since they are "weak" look up the duluth model it is pretty grim.>You have to make believe justiceElaborate please.
>>18770671>Both the israelite and the non israelite
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