Archive of the Military Tribunal at Nuremberg, 1945-46
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Archive of the Military Tribunal at Nuremberg, 1945-46
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> Wow we sure threw that one out the window with the covid 19 vaccine didn't we?
No, we have not.
Also, it's completely asinine to compare voluntary vaccination by an incredibly safe vaccine in the middle of a pandemic that claimed millions of lives, with forced medical experiments often resulting in deaths.
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#4I recently reread The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich which was written a long, long time ago. But the author had paid his dues by reading all this, when it was a lot harder to get at than it is now.
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This is like a reverse Godwin. Nice!
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> Wow we sure threw that one out the window with the covid 19 vaccine didn't we?
I don't consent to breathing in the virus particles of someone who increased their chances of getting infected, or increased the viral load they carried around, because they refused the vaccine. Ultimately you need some way to balance people's rights whenever they are conflicting. Your right to refuse the vaccine vs my right to not die due to your ignorance.
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> Wow we sure threw that one out the window with the covid 19 vaccine didn't we? I don't consent to breathing in the virus particles of someone who increased their chances of getting infected, or increased the viral load they carried around, because they refused the vaccine. Ultimately you need some way to balance people's rights whenever they are conflicting. Your right to refuse the vaccine vs my right to not die d…
How would you have breathed in my virus particles when I'm a remote employee 1,000 miles away from you?
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> Wow we sure threw that one out the window with the covid 19 vaccine didn't we? I don't consent to breathing in the virus particles of someone who increased their chances of getting infected, or increased the viral load they carried around, because they refused the vaccine. Ultimately you need some way to balance people's rights whenever they are conflicting. Your right to refuse the vaccine vs my right to not die d…
We need to go deeper: "I don't consent to being exposed to crazy ideas that bloom in the minds of some people."
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#10The Nuremberg Trials were fascinating. While I think many of the individuals leading the tribunal were trying to do a good job in the tradition of their respective nations' legal frameworks, the victorious allies could really not see eye to eye on what was a fair measure of retribution, rehabilitation, deterrence, etc. So my take is that largely all legal norms were discarded or violated, and the tribunal had to reach sentences and conclusions that were politically and diplomatically acceptable for the US, UK, France, and the USSR (not to mention a dozen or more other nations relying on the four victorious major powers in the immediate aftermath of the war).