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Originally Posted by Rant
Thought predetermines action. If the thought is a motivating factor in an action, then the thought is just as affective as the actions itself. As, without the thought, the action would never have occurred.
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The fault is with the thought. Not the object. The thought "I need to kill for g0d" is the motivation, not g0d.
Example: If you think a girl's beautiful and kill her man so you can have her you're to blame for the murder, not the girl. Regardless if you thought she was a goddess and wanted you to do it.
A fault in logic is the motivating factor. Action is a response. You can react to a haullenation but it wouldn't be the hallucination's fault. Just like if a scitzo killed someone he thought was being controlled by satan. It wouldn't actually be Satan's fault (technically) but the scitzo's, for his false belief.