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The book burning was not malicious. It was a test to see if the other party is malicious.
Easy to see through? What are you talking about?
It's not aggressive.
It's only desecration if you believe Islamic law.
Not even close to malicious as it gets. That brain dead take is the point of burning it.
If you think burning paper is as malicious as it gets, where do you place mass killings and terrorism on your maliciousness scale?
You said "malicious as it gets". So can you please answer the question?
You keep using the word malicious, so in order to move forward, I feel we need to get a sense of your maliciousness scale.
So, punching someone in the face, more or less malicious then burning some paper?
So in this context, answer it.
Physical violence to another human, versus burning some paper. That's it.
Ok great, we're getting somewhere. You keep calling burning some paper malicious like it's super bad, so we gotta clarify.
Next calibration question. Which is more malicious, calling someone a name, or burning some paper?