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Apr 1, 2024 09:08:45   #
Bruce123
 
The anti Christian crowd here on this forum who promote sexual sin above all else….. this essay is for you.



Defending the indefensible is a daunting task often faced in various areas such as politics, law, ethical discussions, and everyday personal predicaments. This essay explores strategies and philosophies that can be employed to tackle such challenging situations.

### 1. Reframing the Narrative

One of the most effective strategies is to reframe the issue at hand. This involves shifting the focus from the indefensible aspects to more favorable or negative understandable angles. For example, in a legal defense, a lawyer might focus on a defendant's troubled past or momentary lapse of judgment to elicit sympathy and understanding, rather than justifying the act itself.

### 2. Focusing on the Context

Understanding and explaining the broader context in which the indefensible action occurred can also provide a form of defense. This means considering the social, economic, cultural, or psychological factors that contributed to the situation. By painting a fuller picture, it becomes possible to foster a deeper understanding and possibly even some level of justification for the action in question.

### 3. Emphasizing the Positive Outcomes

In certain situations, the results of an indefensible act might have unintended positive consequences. Highlighting these outcomes can sometimes shift the moral balance and offer a different perspective on the action. For instance, if a whistleblower breaks the law by leaking classified information, the focus could be shifted to the public good that came from exposing corruption or illegal activities.

### 4. Ethical Relativism

Ethical relativism is the idea that morality varies between different societies and cultures and that there are no absolute standards of right or wrong. By employing this argument, one can assert that what might seem indefensible from one perspective might not be seen the same way from another, thus questioning the very basis of what is considered indefensible.

### 5. Appeal to Higher Principles

Sometimes, defending the indefensible necessitates appealing to higher, overarching principles or rights, such as freedom of speech, personal autonomy, or the pursuit of greater good. This approach often involves arguing that the principle being defended is more valuable or critical than the specific indefensible act.

### 6. Acknowledgment and Mitigation

Acknowledging the indefensible nature of certain actions and focusing on mitigation, remorse, and reparative measures can also serve as a defense. This strategy involves admitting the fault but arguing for leniency, understanding, or a second chance based on the willingness to rectify the mistake and make amends.

### Conclusion

Defending the indefensible is inherently challenging and often controversial. However, through strategies such as reframing the narrative, understanding the context, focusing on positive outcomes, employing ethical relativism, appealing to higher principles, and acknowledging faults while focusing on mitigation, it is possible to approach these situations thoughtfully and persuasively. Ultimately, the effectiveness of these strategies depends on the ability to engage critically with the complexities of human behavior and societal norms.

These are the arguments used to defend the murder of babies and a case history of promoting d*****t sexual practices like homosexuality.

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Apr 1, 2024 09:21:53   #
NotMAGA Loc: Upstate NY - in a very red county
 
Bruce123 wrote:
The anti Christian crowd here on this forum who promote sexual sin above all else….. this essay is for you.



Defending the indefensible is a daunting task often faced in various areas such as politics, law, ethical discussions, and everyday personal predicaments. This essay explores strategies and philosophies that can be employed to tackle such challenging situations.

### 1. Reframing the Narrative

One of the most effective strategies is to reframe the issue at hand. This involves shifting the focus from the indefensible aspects to more favorable or negative understandable angles. For example, in a legal defense, a lawyer might focus on a defendant's troubled past or momentary lapse of judgment to elicit sympathy and understanding, rather than justifying the act itself.

### 2. Focusing on the Context

Understanding and explaining the broader context in which the indefensible action occurred can also provide a form of defense. This means considering the social, economic, cultural, or psychological factors that contributed to the situation. By painting a fuller picture, it becomes possible to foster a deeper understanding and possibly even some level of justification for the action in question.

### 3. Emphasizing the Positive Outcomes

In certain situations, the results of an indefensible act might have unintended positive consequences. Highlighting these outcomes can sometimes shift the moral balance and offer a different perspective on the action. For instance, if a whistleblower breaks the law by leaking classified information, the focus could be shifted to the public good that came from exposing corruption or illegal activities.

### 4. Ethical Relativism

Ethical relativism is the idea that morality varies between different societies and cultures and that there are no absolute standards of right or wrong. By employing this argument, one can assert that what might seem indefensible from one perspective might not be seen the same way from another, thus questioning the very basis of what is considered indefensible.

### 5. Appeal to Higher Principles

Sometimes, defending the indefensible necessitates appealing to higher, overarching principles or rights, such as freedom of speech, personal autonomy, or the pursuit of greater good. This approach often involves arguing that the principle being defended is more valuable or critical than the specific indefensible act.

### 6. Acknowledgment and Mitigation

Acknowledging the indefensible nature of certain actions and focusing on mitigation, remorse, and reparative measures can also serve as a defense. This strategy involves admitting the fault but arguing for leniency, understanding, or a second chance based on the willingness to rectify the mistake and make amends.

### Conclusion

Defending the indefensible is inherently challenging and often controversial. However, through strategies such as reframing the narrative, understanding the context, focusing on positive outcomes, employing ethical relativism, appealing to higher principles, and acknowledging faults while focusing on mitigation, it is possible to approach these situations thoughtfully and persuasively. Ultimately, the effectiveness of these strategies depends on the ability to engage critically with the complexities of human behavior and societal norms.

These are the arguments used to defend the murder of babies and a case history of promoting d*****t sexual practices like homosexuality.
The anti Christian crowd here on this forum who pr... (show quote)


Lifted directly from the Trump playbook? Because most of these seem like exactly what he has done ever since he had to explain his pu$$y grabbing and other less than desirable "caught on hot mic" remarks.

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Apr 1, 2024 09:25:23   #
Bruce123
 
Your response falls under reframing the narrative.

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Apr 1, 2024 09:38:11   #
NotMAGA Loc: Upstate NY - in a very red county
 
Bruce123 wrote:
Your response falls under reframing the narrative.


No - it was an actual question. I thought you might be privy to a copy if it as a paid operative or something.

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Apr 1, 2024 09:43:19   #
Bruce123
 
NotMAGA wrote:
No - it was an actual question. I thought you might be privy to a copy if it as a paid operative or something.


This response falls under # 2,3and 4.

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Apr 1, 2024 09:44:16   #
Sonny Magoo Loc: Where pot pie is boiled in a kettle
 
Bruce123 wrote:
Your response falls under reframing the narrative.


Perfect

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Apr 1, 2024 11:17:19   #
Ricktloml
 
Bruce123 wrote:
Your response falls under reframing the narrative.


The article/essay had nothing to do with Trump. Mental illness and Left-Wing ideals seem to go hand/hand. The what would seem to be almost uncontrollably/permanent TDS coupled with a severe hatred of Christianity/America makes it hard for L*****ts to recognize/admit the t***h. They actually NEED to twist what others say. So, sad...lies/hatred coupled with Left-Wing Core Beliefs:
False Accusations
False Imprisonments
State Sanctioned Torture
State Sanctioned Murder
And the oppressive/disastrous/murderous results of adopting Left-Wing ideals have left one society after another with over 150 MILLION murdered by their own Left-Wing governments...and counting, because L*****ts NEVER stop murdering. There's no way to quantify the false accusations/imprisonments/torture committed by these Utopian Left-Wing Governments. Wow how proud American-L*****ts must be/morally bankrupt...they support/promote...will even use violence to achieve their "Core Beliefs":
False Accusations
False Imprisonments
State Sanctioned Torture
State Sanctioned Murder

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Apr 1, 2024 14:42:33   #
LostAggie66 Loc: Corpus Christi, TX (Shire of Seawinds)
 
NotMAGA wrote:
Lifted directly from the Trump playbook? Because most of these seem like exactly what he has done ever since he had to explain his pu$$y grabbing and other less than desirable "caught on hot mic" remarks.



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Apr 1, 2024 14:48:24   #
Bruce123
 
Ricktloml wrote:
The article/essay had nothing to do with Trump. Mental illness and Left-Wing ideals seem to go hand/hand. The what would seem to be almost uncontrollably/permanent TDS coupled with a severe hatred of Christianity/America makes it hard for L*****ts to recognize/admit the t***h. They actually NEED to twist what others say. So, sad...lies/hatred coupled with Left-Wing Core Beliefs:
False Accusations
False Imprisonments
State Sanctioned Torture
State Sanctioned Murder
And the oppressive/disastrous/murderous results of adopting Left-Wing ideals have left one society after another with over 150 MILLION murdered by their own Left-Wing governments...and counting, because L*****ts NEVER stop murdering. There's no way to quantify the false accusations/imprisonments/torture committed by these Utopian Left-Wing Governments. Wow how proud American-L*****ts must be/morally bankrupt...they support/promote...will even use violence to achieve their "Core Beliefs":
False Accusations
False Imprisonments
State Sanctioned Torture
State Sanctioned Murder
The article/essay had nothing to do with Trump. Me... (show quote)

Ultimately left wing ideology leads to mass murder….every single time.

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Apr 1, 2024 16:22:06   #
WEBCO
 
NotMAGA wrote:
Lifted directly from the Trump playbook? Because most of these seem like exactly what he has done ever since he had to explain his pu$$y grabbing and other less than desirable "caught on hot mic" remarks.


Seems to be the regressives and democrats playbook. Don't see Trump doing these things, certainly see the democrats doing it.

Your TDS is showing

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Apr 1, 2024 16:31:06   #
NotMAGA Loc: Upstate NY - in a very red county
 
Bruce123 wrote:
Ultimately left wing ideology leads to mass murder….every single time.


You might want to research that a bit and see which mass murders have been committed by RWNs and which by left.

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Apr 1, 2024 16:31:44   #
NotMAGA Loc: Upstate NY - in a very red county
 
WEBCO wrote:
Seems to be the regressives and democrats playbook. Don't see Trump doing these things, certainly see the democrats doing it.

Your TDS is showing


The TDS these days is entirely in the MAGAz side

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Apr 1, 2024 20:41:09   #
Ricktloml
 
Bruce123 wrote:
Ultimately left wing ideology leads to mass murder….every single time.


And here in America, (where we spent decades/enormous amount of precious personnel/monetary treasure fighting Left-Wing regimes all over the world)...the American-Left/Democrat-C*******t Party (oh yes it is) wants to install the same, (with a few minor variations to appease the useful i***ts), fails-every-time-it's-tried system right here..."fundamental t***sformation". The unmitigated gall of deceitful/smug/power hungry L*****ts, whose "Core Beliefs" have always been/still are:
False Accusations
False Imprisonments
State Sanctioned Torture
State Sanctioned Murder
trying to feign some kind of moral superiority while attempting to establish a deceitful/false narrative, in an effort to undermine the t***h. We ALL need to remember 150 MILLION DEAD, (and counting---because L*****ts NEVER stop murdering)...at the hands of their own LEFT-WING Governments. And THAT is the goal of the Left here/everywhere, (you should be able to tell by the growing body count)...open season, (if not outright k**led-imprisoned/tortured/endlessly/falsely charged)...literally on any who would dare to dissent/disagree (the very hallmark of our nation)...and stand up for individual liberty/freedom of speech...the foundations of this country. And yet there are those who deny history/refuse to see what is right in front of them...or fully know history and want that evil power...that in the end always turns on them.

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Apr 4, 2024 14:11:30   #
Ronald Hatt Loc: Lansing, Mich
 
Bruce123 wrote:
The anti Christian crowd here on this forum who promote sexual sin above all else….. this essay is for you.



Defending the indefensible is a daunting task often faced in various areas such as politics, law, ethical discussions, and everyday personal predicaments. This essay explores strategies and philosophies that can be employed to tackle such challenging situations.

### 1. Reframing the Narrative

One of the most effective strategies is to reframe the issue at hand. This involves shifting the focus from the indefensible aspects to more favorable or negative understandable angles. For example, in a legal defense, a lawyer might focus on a defendant's troubled past or momentary lapse of judgment to elicit sympathy and understanding, rather than justifying the act itself.

### 2. Focusing on the Context

Understanding and explaining the broader context in which the indefensible action occurred can also provide a form of defense. This means considering the social, economic, cultural, or psychological factors that contributed to the situation. By painting a fuller picture, it becomes possible to foster a deeper understanding and possibly even some level of justification for the action in question.

### 3. Emphasizing the Positive Outcomes

In certain situations, the results of an indefensible act might have unintended positive consequences. Highlighting these outcomes can sometimes shift the moral balance and offer a different perspective on the action. For instance, if a whistleblower breaks the law by leaking classified information, the focus could be shifted to the public good that came from exposing corruption or illegal activities.

### 4. Ethical Relativism

Ethical relativism is the idea that morality varies between different societies and cultures and that there are no absolute standards of right or wrong. By employing this argument, one can assert that what might seem indefensible from one perspective might not be seen the same way from another, thus questioning the very basis of what is considered indefensible.

### 5. Appeal to Higher Principles

Sometimes, defending the indefensible necessitates appealing to higher, overarching principles or rights, such as freedom of speech, personal autonomy, or the pursuit of greater good. This approach often involves arguing that the principle being defended is more valuable or critical than the specific indefensible act.

### 6. Acknowledgment and Mitigation

Acknowledging the indefensible nature of certain actions and focusing on mitigation, remorse, and reparative measures can also serve as a defense. This strategy involves admitting the fault but arguing for leniency, understanding, or a second chance based on the willingness to rectify the mistake and make amends.

### Conclusion

Defending the indefensible is inherently challenging and often controversial. However, through strategies such as reframing the narrative, understanding the context, focusing on positive outcomes, employing ethical relativism, appealing to higher principles, and acknowledging faults while focusing on mitigation, it is possible to approach these situations thoughtfully and persuasively. Ultimately, the effectiveness of these strategies depends on the ability to engage critically with the complexities of human behavior and societal norms.

These are the arguments used to defend the murder of babies and a case history of promoting d*****t sexual practices like homosexuality.
The anti Christian crowd here on this forum who pr... (show quote)


"NOTE"...Please post pictures, if you want any Demo'rats, to understand, what eloquence you post here!

Great post, ! [ One must understand the mental limitations of Demorats!]

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Apr 4, 2024 14:13:24   #
Ronald Hatt Loc: Lansing, Mich
 
NotMAGA wrote:
No - it was an actual question. I thought you might be privy to a copy if it as a paid operative or something.


Notmaga, also, must have "pictures", to understand anything over a four-letter word!

*He jus, cain't hep'it....He done finished the third grade, when he reached 21!

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