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>>939484837
I said
>straw man:
and then began explaining the original point, but to be generous (I suspect reading comp. issues) I will explain:
Your straw man is made by constructing the scenario where the conservative has no empathy and the liberal does. If they have the same or similar empathy, the proportional distribution remains the same. This is not really the point, but you did roll with it because you had nothing else to say.
>>939484869
Well I'm not a conservative, I just have autism and was correcting an ideologue. But yes, by nature, if a liberal includes foreigners in their moral sphere, then:
>1.
If it is proportional to the conservative, then the regard will be similarly low. The liberal cannot provide the same level of resources to their own child as a foreigner, unless they had an overabundance of resources, in which case the self-sacrifice becomes trivial.
>2.
If not proportional, and the illegal has a lower proportion, say, 0.1% of resources, it is close to trivial. As we increase this (for foreigners, rocks, etc) then the level of care offered lowers itself.
>3.
If anon means that they will simply "care" and by this I mean pay lip service and grandstand for social standing, then yes, typical.