(November 21, 2017 at 9:40 pm)Bow Before Zeus Wrote: I am not saying that they should be held accountable from a legal sense because they had an unethical thought, however it should be recognised that it is unethical. Only then can unethical thoughts and actions be stopped. Of course the best mind-state is one that can never produce unethical thoughts.
But happy to agree to disagree at this point because we both understand what we mean and there's no need to further convince either one or the other is "right".
For sure. I hardly ever expect to change a person's mind with discussion/debate, but I often learn a thing or two about a different point of view.
