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FALSE. I did not ask you to disprove something; I asked you to prove your claim (in essenceJerry said:You have not established your premise that Capitol Punishment will detour your targeted action, so I have nothing to disprove.

Those are still feeble excuses. The woman could be under a death sentence for carrying the pregnancy to term, and she could name you as the father, and DNA tests could validate that claim. Since the suggested Law specifies executing both parents, it behooves both of you, if unable to afford a born child, to make sure that abortion occurs instead. Failure to abort, when there would exist months of opportunity (and there would be no crime associated with seeking assistance for abortion), can be interpreted as deliberately thinking that the pregnancy should be carried to term.Jerry said:You can not succeed in prosecuting me for having a child I can not afford because 1) It is virtually impossible to prove the very specific intent of the act that you seek, 2) not being a woman, I can not abort my child, and 3) I have no legal authority and excuse to force a woman to abort.
FALSE, because your point is irrelevant. It matters not how adults get their offspring to be cared-for by others against their free choice. Cuckoldry is defined by the fact of the situation, in which adults have get offspring cared-for by others against their free choice. Certainly the dictionary definition doesn't mention any efforts of human newborns; the word's Natural description was obviously adapted to fit the human situation, when it became applied to the human situation.Jerry said:Your cuckold analogy does not apply because we are not speaking of one newborn killing another newborn.
FALSE. I was showing how it could work even if violators tried to go underground.Jerry said:You inadvertently admitted that your Final Solution would not work when you described said forbidden actions going underground.
HAW! HAW!! HAW!!! It is not a conjecture that human population is rising faster than resource-production. Net result: If nothing forcibly brakes the population explosion, a Malthusean Catastrophe will occur. Next, it is not a conjecture that if people break a Law and get away with it, they will often continue to break that Law. Net result, in a Scenario where people go Underground to get assistance for kids they can't afford, they will eventually strain that assistance to its limit, and more. Then there will either be Underground braking of the population explosion, of one sort or another (up to and including a mini-Malthusean-Catastrophe, as 90%+ of the Underground starves in hiding), or the Law will be called into play, as some new birth becomes the "last straw". And, what was that Russian saying about, "If three men are conspiring, two are fools and the third is a police spy."? You are expecting a lot of people -- and growing! -- to keep a pretty big secret, that may not need any police spies (or even newspaper spies, "investigative reporters") to become exposed.Jerry said:You can not assume that your Final Solution is viable when it is based on pure supposition that some “last straw” scenario would come about, because that scenario is pure conjecture at best. You have not established it’s inevitability nor it’s nature.
Not so! Quantum Theory allows for an infinity of Universes, each with different properties. Since infinity allows for all possible combinations of properties, it is inevitable, no God required, that a Universe like this one should exist. Try again? And remember this conundrum! To chop away that infinitude of Universes and show that this one is the Only One, thereby implying God (something Outside that Universe) had something to do with the properties it has that allows Life to exist, is to ignore the larger-scale Universe which has properties that allow God to exist. (So right there we are dealing with two Universes, not just one.) Of course I expect you to dispute that, but first try answering this Question: What properties does God possess that distinguishes God's existence from utter Nothingness? And second: How can those properties exist outside of any Universe-type context? That is, aren't "properties" specified in relation to other things, such that the totality of those things constitute a Universe? So if God exists, and has properties different from Nothingness, then what is the Environment that allows those properties to be distinguised from Nothingness, if that Environment is not a Universe?Jerry said:Quantum theory is supporting God’s existence more and more as it struggles to describe our universe.
All that means is that you are mistaking a Claim (in the DoI) for Reality. Just because you say something is so does not make it so. Just because you say that somebody else says something is so, that does not make it so. Only evidence makes it so. And the evidence is that there is no Objective right at all, to reproduce, and there is a limited Subjective right to reproduce. And my evidence for that stems partly from your own failure to respond to this:Jerry said:If you will recall, I did not post the DoI as law. The DoI supports my claim: “Yes there most certainly is such a right [to reproduce]. It comes from the same place where our founding fathers say the rest our rights came from.”
Well?FutureIncoming said:we already have plenty of laws to the effect that you cannot use your Liberty as an excuse to violate the Liberty of others. I suspect that cuckolding others would qualify as something frowned-upon, like theft.
Sorry, that's just another unproved claim. It's a claim that has many adherents looking for ways they can benefit from it, but it is still just a claim. Where are those "rights" when a tornado rips your house apart and stabs you to death with the pieces? This is why I can say that those rights are purely Subjective, and not at all Objective. And anything Subjective is subject to change....Jerry said:Whether or not you are in America, are an American, or are subject in any way to American law, you have fundamental rights conferred upon you, by God, upon your creation.
FutureIncoming said:In an all-lives-are-valued-equally-but-somebody-must-die scenario, it is traditional to draw lots.
??? Your reply seems disconnected from what I was saying. Drawing lots (or the "short straw") is a way to attempt to let the Objective Universe decide who should die, in a Scenario where Subjective Valuations of human life are maintained, even though somebody must die. And in-effect it also a situation in which humans recognize that as far as the Objective Universe is concerned, human life is value-less. (blastula take note!)Jerry said:No tradition of “drawing lots” exists within the timeless natural order.
Where does it say that? In Genesis 8:20 Noah builds and altar and burns some offerings, and then:Jerry said:God did not devalue human life in the flood, which is why He grieved.
(Catholic Bible)8:21. And the Lord smelled a sweet savour, and said: I will no more curse the earth for the sake of man: for the imagination and thought of man's heart are prone to evil from his youth: therefore I will no more destroy every living soul as I have done.
(KJV)8:21 And the LORD smelled a sweet savour; and the LORD said in his heart, I will not again curse the ground any more for man's sake; for the imagination of man's heart [is] evil from his youth; neither will I again smite any more every thing living, as I have done.
(New American Bible)8:21 When the LORD smelled the sweet odor, he said to himself: "Never again will I doom the earth because of man, since the desires of man's heart are evil from the start; nor will I ever again strike down all living beings, as I have done.
(Hebrew->English Bible)8:21 And the LORD smelled the sweet savour; and the LORD said in His heart: 'I will not again curse the ground any more for man's sake; for the imagination of man's heart is evil from his youth; neither will I again smite any more every thing living, as I have done.
Sorry, I don't see any grieving there. Just a recognition that human idiocy is probably incurable.
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