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Reply #33: Nope, it is still subjective, but unequal inside the subective reality [View All]

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Random_Australian Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Fri May-26-06 09:18 PM
Response to Reply #28
33. Nope, it is still subjective, but unequal inside the subective reality
and belief system of the responder.


It means, Trotsky thinks that saving someone from drowning is better than sending 6 million to the chambers. It means Trotsky will do the former and act against the latter. It also means that Trotsky knows that Hitler did not think he was doing evil - but has judged Hitler as (negative adjective) and will thus act against it from his own moral system.

(My interpretation of Trotsky's response)
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