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anarchovegan
At that small of a situation it depends who can kill whom first.
anarchovegan
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So, it doesn't matter what the group wants, it matters who can kill whom first?
When does it matter what the group wants and not who can kill whom first?
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When you are talking about a few people, yes. Technically even at the large scale, yes. As log as we are not trying to kill one another then it becomes group decision making.
anarchovegan
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Ok, so if you're in a group of 100 other people and they vote 99-1 to take all your money, it's group decision making?
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These are tiny numbers, but yes. I am not saying it would be right, but it is what would happen. I am treating these as questions of what is, not what should be.
anarchovegan
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So, killing people by mass vote is a form of group decision making?
Wouldn't not killing by discussion also be such?
How do you know murder or theft is what would happen (what is)?
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If people decide to kill then someone dies. I'm not really sure what you are asking. I dont know what would happen. Again, I am not talking about what should happen.
anarchovegan
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I don't see how you're talking about what is and not what should happen.
Looks to me like you're doing pure speculation based on your opinions.
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Speculating? Sure. I am not saying there literally is a group of 100 deciding to kill someone. You asked of a group who decided to kill could kill. I am saying yes.
anarchovegan
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Fair enough.
Do you think it is possible to influence a group of 100 to not kill someone?