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Is it possible you’re incapable of deliberate harm because that would mean that sometimes the damage you might cause wasn’t an accident, and you can’t be the victim of various circumstances that forced that accident to happen?
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"text": "Is it possible you're incapable of deliberate harm because that would mean that sometimes the damage you might cause wasn't an accident, and you can't be the victim of various circumstances that forced that accident to happen?"
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