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Humans acting inhumanly.

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explain dude. inhumanly how?
 

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You could say certain things are inhuman. But ultimatly, inhumanity is part of being human. In that sense, you could say it's inhuman to say what is and isn't inhuman. But then again, you could also say it's human to draw a line between human and inhuman, where there really is no line.

So yeah, basicly bullshit.
 

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*sigh* oh boys...

well, i see that it could be both. on one hand, if you're talking about the term "inhumane" as describing something appalling that a person is capable of doing, then yes, humans can be "inhumane." examples of this as torturing other human beings, children, animals...as there has to be something incredibly off in a person's psyche in order to want to cause pain and harm in others and take full pleasure on it.

secondly, if we look at the term "inhumane" as just something a human does...well, if a human is doing something, anything, then whatever he/she does is human...even if considered "inhumane".
 
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