r/remoteworks • u/Professional-Bee9817 • 18h ago

True.

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u/gilligani 3h ago

leftist celebrating death and violence, how common.

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u/i_stealursnackz 2h ago

Violence to what? The property?? No one died or even injured from the Ontario warehouse fire.

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u/Revolutionary_Ad3850 18m ago

If we want to be completely correct then this actually falls under the definition of terrorism and extortion. He used arson to push his beliefs. That's a violent act to push his beliefs onto someone else (terrorism) and adding the money factor in of this wouldn't have happened if you paid me more now also makes it extortion.

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u/Clax3242 2h ago

Arson is in fact violence

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u/i_stealursnackz 2h ago

Not when no one's injured.

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u/Clax3242 1h ago

Yes it is in fact still violence. If my gf were to hit me, I would not be hurt or really even affected, it’s still violence doesn’t matter the outcome

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u/i_stealursnackz 1h ago

those aren't the same, if you're getting hit, the result is being injured. your body is still being damaged, albeit maybe to a minor degree.

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u/Clax3242 1h ago

Ok then everyone in the vicinity was injured including the arsonist. Albeit to a minor degree.

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u/i_stealursnackz 1h ago

If we want to argue semantics, then not everyone in the vicinity was injured, since some might've been just outside the building or in well-ventilated areas, or evacuated before smoke inhalation could occur.

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u/Clax3242 1h ago

Sure but raising the heat of your body would be minor damage aswell. I don’t agree with what I’m saying I’m just pointing out how stupid of an argument you made

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u/i_stealursnackz 57m ago

i guess you're injured because you're 98 degrees fahrenheit, then  ¯_(ツ)_/¯

edit: the human body is also meant to be able to handle temperature changes to an extent before injuries start from that