Say, you haven't thought through much of the utter bollocks you post, have you?

(May 28, 2013 at 8:51 pm)Gilgamesh Wrote:

(May 28, 2013 at 8:49 pm)dazzn Wrote: an ideal society that most in our generation value. including you. most of your posts centre on "anything goes".

I don't follow. Can you reiterate?

most people in our generation believe in transient morals, unlike those 100 or ago.

(May 28, 2013 at 11:21 am)dazzn Wrote: and? society says that anything goes, does it not?

No, it certainly does not. Society says it will lock your ass up for the shit you suggest. Your only decision, so long as you're playing sociopath's advocate, is whether the penalty is sufficient to keep you in check.

You sure ask a lot of weird ass questions. Very much like a theist impersonating an atheist might ask just to show how absurd he finds our point of view. You just don't understand how varied our points of view are and just how absurd your attempts at caricature truly seem to us. Troll.

Build a bridge and get under it, troll. Cannot serious think this genuine.

dazzn, what was your IQ again?

(May 28, 2013 at 8:53 pm)dazzn Wrote: most people in our generation believe in transient morals, unlike those 100 or ago.

Ah. I guess. Morality is subjective, because every person has a different idea of what an ideal world is, and their morals will reflect whatever that ideal world is. It's so simple, so I don't understand why people still think whatever they feel is right/wrong is the same for everyone else. You hear people always talking about how "it's the moral thing to do" as if morality is objective. lel.

So you can kill, rape, whatever, and it's not necessarily immoral. You have the right to do those things if you please. But just as you did whatever you wanted to someone else in those actions, there exist people within the society (government) that will do whatever they want to you, which is put you in jail, and they have the right to do that. It's just a matter of who has more power.

(May 28, 2013 at 8:58 pm)Gilgamesh Wrote:

(May 28, 2013 at 8:53 pm)dazzn Wrote: most people in our generation believe in transient morals, unlike those 100 or ago.

Ah. I guess. Morality is subjective, because every person has a different idea of what an ideal world is, and their morals will reflect whatever that ideal world is. It's so simple, so I don't understand why people still think whatever they feel is right/wrong is the same for everyone else. You hear people always talking about how "it's the moral thing to do" as if morality is objective. lel.

So you can kill, rape, whatever, and it's not necessarily immoral. You have the right to do those things if you please. But just as you did whatever you wanted to someone else in those actions, there exist people within the society (government) that will do whatever they want to you, which is put you in jail, and they have the right to do that. It's just a matter of who has more power.

So if transient morals exist, what's the issue?

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(May 28, 2013 at 8:57 pm)whateverist Wrote:

(May 28, 2013 at 11:21 am)dazzn Wrote: and? society says that anything goes, does it not?

No, it certainly does not. Society says it will lock your ass up for the shit you suggest. Your only decision, so long as you're playing sociopath's advocate, is whether the penalty is sufficient to keep you in check.

You sure ask a lot of weird ass questions. Very much like a theist impersonating an atheist might ask just to show how absurd he finds our point of view. You just don't understand how varied our points of view are and just how absurd your attempts at caricature truly seem to us. Troll.

So you dispute that contemporary cites morals as subjective?

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(May 28, 2013 at 8:53 pm)Cthulhu Dreaming Wrote: Say, you haven't thought through much of the utter bollocks you post, have you?

Are morals subjective or not?

I destroyed 5 people for getting in my way at the supermarket this evening. I don't feel guilty at all.

(May 28, 2013 at 1:54 pm)Faith No More Wrote:

(May 28, 2013 at 12:26 pm)dazzn Wrote: yet nobody can answer that society in contemporary times stresses a personal moral system?

You have yet to provide any evidence that it does.

(May 28, 2013 at 12:26 pm)dazzn Wrote: or are you suggesting the belief in moral absolutes return?

Regardless of whether their basis lies in any sort of actual absolutes, society sets absolutes for moral standards. You may choose to ignore this, of course, but you will eventually be segregated with others that do the same.

(May 28, 2013 at 12:26 pm)dazzn Wrote: most men my age merely determine their personal morals and act accordingly.

Evidence?

Regardless, I highly doubt that people act simply by their own morals. People behave mostly based on the consequences of their actions. Those that choose to ignore those consequences do so at their own peril. For instance, one of these days, when you're out pushing little girls like the tough guy you are, one of those girls is going to have a giant brother that is a black belt in kung fu standing next to her, and he is going to feed your head to your asshole. And since you chose to behave as you wished and ignored the consequences, no one will shed a tear.

Who says it's wrong to push a 21 year old girl? You? what makes your morals so supreme?

People do as they please in life. get with it, and nobody really has the right to deny me what i want.

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(May 28, 2013 at 8:58 pm)Gilgamesh Wrote:

(May 28, 2013 at 8:53 pm)dazzn Wrote: most people in our generation believe in transient morals, unlike those 100 or ago.

Ah. I guess. Morality is subjective, because every person has a different idea of what an ideal world is, and their morals will reflect whatever that ideal world is. It's so simple, so I don't understand why people still think whatever they feel is right/wrong is the same for everyone else. You hear people always talking about how "it's the moral thing to do" as if morality is objective. lel.

So you can kill, rape, whatever, and it's not necessarily immoral. You have the right to do those things if you please. But just as you did whatever you wanted to someone else in those actions, there exist people within the society (government) that will do whatever they want to you, which is put you in jail, and they have the right to do that. It's just a matter of who has more power.

So you accept that morals are transitory, and that we select our own morals, yet "society" and "the man" can hassle us? is this why most of your posts stem from an anarchic base, and that people do and don't choose their own morals?

Don't worry, everybody is contradictory, it's human nature. lol..

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(May 28, 2013 at 9:58 pm)NoraBrimstone Wrote: I destroyed 5 people for getting in my way at the supermarket this evening. I don't feel guilty at all.

good for you. and?

This thread makes me want to leave the forum for another 2 months.