| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - This makes it possible to turn from anger to pity toward the criminal. (I pass over other aspects of a religious viewpoint that argue against anger??? there are certainly more.)Still, as I described above, I think that even in this, which is the closest you can get to my Case B (supposedly justified and proportionate hatred) when the object is a human being, all the associated dangers are still pr
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