RE: How can a book that tells you how to treat slaves possibly be valid moral guide
January 23, 2014 at 2:47 pm
(This post was last modified: January 23, 2014 at 2:48 pm by Jacob(smooth).)
Oh for fuck sake. Sorry, I'm too pissed off to be polite this evening.
Are you going to go through EVERY bit of the bible you don't like and post a thread on the lines of "It says this so that's not very nice is it" with that smug, superior air? Because frankly its fucking dull.
You know what? The bible advocates eating meat as well. Cute fluffy little lambs which scream when they are slaughtered while their mothers wring their hoofs wondering where their little treasures have gone. That's apparently equally immoral. Bastard fucking bible. Bastard fucking carnivores. Moral vacuums the lot of us. We could look at that, only most people are not as enlightened as you are are they.
Know what, If you don't like the bible, don't follow it. If you don't like other people telling you you should, take it up with them. I'm with you all the way on that one. But what could possibly be the benefit of these whinily triumphant little "I've spotted something dodgy in an ancient scroll, look how fucking enlightened I am" threads. Christians don't care what you think and have probably heard the arguments, at least 8,000 times before. You ain't convincing anyone there with your one liner little offerings. Atheists already probably agree. So aside from the circlejerk satisfaction of stating something we all aready know with the air that you are imparting some great and secret truth, what in the name of lucifers cock ring is the point of threads like this. Does it make you feel good LBD? Morally accomplished perhaps? Does it give you a tribal sense of belonging that everyone can see you don't like slavery?
Seriously. I'm curious. I'm all ears. What is your payoff from this thread. What do you hope to get from it. What does a good outcome look like for you.
Are you going to go through EVERY bit of the bible you don't like and post a thread on the lines of "It says this so that's not very nice is it" with that smug, superior air? Because frankly its fucking dull.
You know what? The bible advocates eating meat as well. Cute fluffy little lambs which scream when they are slaughtered while their mothers wring their hoofs wondering where their little treasures have gone. That's apparently equally immoral. Bastard fucking bible. Bastard fucking carnivores. Moral vacuums the lot of us. We could look at that, only most people are not as enlightened as you are are they.
Know what, If you don't like the bible, don't follow it. If you don't like other people telling you you should, take it up with them. I'm with you all the way on that one. But what could possibly be the benefit of these whinily triumphant little "I've spotted something dodgy in an ancient scroll, look how fucking enlightened I am" threads. Christians don't care what you think and have probably heard the arguments, at least 8,000 times before. You ain't convincing anyone there with your one liner little offerings. Atheists already probably agree. So aside from the circlejerk satisfaction of stating something we all aready know with the air that you are imparting some great and secret truth, what in the name of lucifers cock ring is the point of threads like this. Does it make you feel good LBD? Morally accomplished perhaps? Does it give you a tribal sense of belonging that everyone can see you don't like slavery?
Seriously. I'm curious. I'm all ears. What is your payoff from this thread. What do you hope to get from it. What does a good outcome look like for you.
"Peace is a lie, there is only passion.
Through passion, I gain strength.
Through strength, I gain power.
Through power, I gain victory.
Through victory, my chains are broken."
Sith code
Through passion, I gain strength.
Through strength, I gain power.
Through power, I gain victory.
Through victory, my chains are broken."
Sith code
