Further on assertion vs aggression:

What's the difference between a false assertion and a falsified aggression?

Different types of lies, same time of lie.

Fake News… Bearing False Witness.

Keep "knowingly" in mind.

Example:

Falsely asserting that Blasey-Ford and her story about the non-existent aggression by Kavanaugh.

Another example:

Falsely asserting Smollett's innocence while portraying a faked aggression.

A third example:

Falsely asserting Trump corruption and his false aggressions against the American People.

4 for 4:

Falsely asserting that targeting bad actors is a malicious aggression/hostile/destructive action.

>>5947264

-claps for the lurkers-

Most social fuckery…

When you search "transgression vs aggression", the results try to show "transgression vs. regression".

Cuuuuuz…

Me thinks that one can be aggressive without transgressing.

>>5947369

369 demands I expand on that.

I think this is a major crux of the perspective…

Assertive vs Aggressive vs Transgressive

Passsive/Positive vs Chaotic Neutral vs Negative

You can be assertive in negative ways… it's not all positive.

You can be aggressive in positive ways… it's not all violent/malicious.

You can transgress against a person… not just an institution.

>>5947499

Frankly… we're there for the world and the future.

We're told to be nothing but selfless.

But are we not part of the world and future?

We ARE the ones doing this. Everyone involved at whatever level they're able/allowed to function.

Is it too much to ask that the golden rule be fulfilled…

Treat others as you wish to be treated… and then actually be treated that way instead of used and tossed aside, as usual?