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To Magbas: yes, it would seem so. However, if we were to apply \
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To Magbas: yes, it would seem so. However, if we were to apply \\\"real life standards\\\" to it, or at the very least a tad of reason and common sense, wouldn\\\'t that seem a strawman / FalseDichotomy of some sort? (Being either a complete monster or someone who would never resort to murder no matter the intentions and circumstances) In other words, it would seem to me the story is being Anvilicious in a bad way with that ideology.
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To Magbas: yes, it would seem so. However, if we were to apply \
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To Magbas: yes, it would seem so. However, if we were to apply \\\"real life standards\\\" to it, or at the very least a tad of reason and common sense, wouldn\\\'t that seem a strawman / FalseDichotomy of some sort? (Being either a complete monster or someone who would never resort to murder) In other words, it would seem to me the story is being Anvilicious in a bad way with that ideology.
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To MagBas: yes, it would seem so. However, if we were to apply \
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To Magbas: yes, it would seem so. However, if we were to apply \\\"real life standards\\\" to it, or at the very least a tad of reason and common sense, wouldn\\\'t that seem a strawman / false dichotomy of some sort? (Being either a complete monster or someone who would never resort to murder)
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To Magbas: yes, it would seem so. However, if we were to apply \
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To MagBas: yes, it would seem so. However, if we were to apply \\\"real life standards\\\" to it, or at the very least a tad of reason and common sense, wouldn\\\'t that seem a strawman / false dichotomy of some sort? (Being either a complete monster or someone who would never resort to murder)
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