In the first statement, Elie Ngarambe claimed that he did not think of those that he killed as human beings. This may sound strange. How can one human being regard another human being as not really human? Was he insane? There
In Less Than Human, I argued that when we dehumanize others we conceive of them as appearing human when they are really subhuman. I now think that this story is not exactly right. What actually occurs when we dehumanize others is much stranger and more toxic. I now believe that when we dehumanize others, we conceive of them as being both human and ...
But forcing human psychology into the procrustean bed of logic is a fool’s errand.
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