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#452
07-30-2006, 05:11 PM
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Re: Ask Anacardo about his personal life!
Its a good topic IMO, might be worth a thread if someone feels like it
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#453
07-30-2006, 05:25 PM
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Re: Ask Anacardo about his personal life!
VoraciousReader,
Hi! Welcome to the thread. Impressed by my showing here? Idly wondering what all the fuss is about? I happen to be available! How you doin'?, T. d A. y C.
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#454
07-30-2006, 05:33 PM
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Re: Ask Anacardo about his personal life!
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"saying casual sex is wrong, is wrong, since morals cant exist objectively" [/ QUOTE ] How messed up would the world be if we had to live our lives like that. "That's my brother. He shoots up every night, doesn't work, and is taking it up the ass for money. But we can't really call that "wrong", can we? He's a consenting adult making his own choices." Morals have to be used to give us some guidence in dealing with the outside world. They are not merely for yourself and how you deal with the world. Ignoring your own morals in evaluating the actions of others is a way of avoiding making difficult decisions. "I can't act, because I'd only be doing so based on my own morals." The difficulty lies in determining which of our morals should be applied to our evaluations and dealings with others and which differences should be overlooked or, perhaps, kept to ourselves.
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#455
07-30-2006, 05:40 PM
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Re: Ask Anacardo about his personal life!
Well, I got what you were saying. I'm just pointing out that that's the roadblock moral relativism runs into, because an absolutist is entitled to his views on morality, and further entitled to believe he can project those standards in his opinions on other people. You may think he's wrong, but in order to be philosophically consistent, your point of view can't hold any more validity than his. Saying there absolutely is no moral truth is just as absolute a statement as saying the moral truth is whatever the bible says, or whatever. It's a little too meta for this thread, and I don't think I'll be venturing into SMP, so I'll just leave it off there.
Another roadblock is, as CSC seems to be pointing out, there probably hasn't been a true moral relativist in the history of the world, because it's just too impractical for the world we live in.
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#456
07-30-2006, 05:41 PM
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Re: Ask Anacardo about his personal life!
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VoraciousReader, Hi! Welcome to the thread. Impressed by my showing here? Idly wondering what all the fuss is about? I happen to be available! How you doin'?, T. d A. y C. [/ QUOTE ] Alas, bro, she's married.
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#459
07-30-2006, 05:49 PM
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Re: Ask Anacardo about his personal life!
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<TheDiablo> sometimes, i will text a girl in some weird situation like this <TheDiablo> i will text her somet hing like: <TheDiablo> wtf? call me. <TheDiablo> but i suspect <TheDiablo> your version of that <TheDiablo> probably takes like 50 paragraphs <Anacardo> Right! <Anacardo> It's a little more verbose. <stabn1> rofl <Anacardo> But the same. [/ QUOTE ] this could be a problem for some girls anacardo, you do realize this right?
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#460
07-30-2006, 05:49 PM
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Re: Ask Anacardo about his personal life!
CSC,
Do you believe your morals to be anything more than simply believing things people have told you to believe?
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