RE: Why would any woman want to be Christian?
March 7, 2013 at 2:15 am
(This post was last modified: March 7, 2013 at 2:22 am by Creed of Heresy.)
Yes, a straw-man. There's one little problem, kiddo: You set the straw-man up yourself:
Who says this, exactly? You're the one saying that there are people out there saying this, and you're attacking them, making it seem like you refuted something but you didn't. That is text-book straw-man fallacy. Also, I never said anything about "DOOD LEARN TO THINK FOR YOURSELF." My objection was quite simple: "Get the fuck out." Do learn what the fuck you're talking about before you say something, it'll help you look like less of an imbecile. And you clearly need lots of help with that.
You want to know why I have no intention of refuting anything you say? Because you've already shown that nothing you say has any value. It's fallacy on top of fallacy, with a healthy helping of irrationality and appeals to authority endlessly. You are incapable of debate or discussion, ergo not worth my time.
I am under no illusions that people as deluded as you can be reasoned with. So I won't waste my time to do much more than belittle you for being the dumb shit you are, because that is all that you are worth. Don't like it? Then start thinking with some semblance of rationality.
Now, to humor you, and mostly just to humiliate your pathetic intellect...
[Why is slavery bad?
Treated as property to be bought and sold, and are forced to work.
Treated as property to be bought and sold, and are forced to work.
Treated as property to be bought and sold, and are forced to work.
Treated as property to be bought and sold, and are forced to work.
Did it get through your thick skull, there?
Human beings are not property. They are not inanimate objects. They are organic creatures capable of self determination. To forcefully deprive them of this self-determination is barbaric in the extreme.
Also in your worthless little hypothetical scenario, if there was some situation where it was die of hunger or be a slave, I'd rather die of hunger, because at least it would be on my own terms, as it ought to be. What the fuck would the point of living be if it was just to work hard labor for some bread? I'm sure that sort of thing appeals to you, what with you and those like you enjoying the feeling of being on your knees bowing subserviently but for the rest of us we see what a bunch of tools you are. In fact, I'd rather reject these two options, and find a way to feed myself. I'm not some helpless little suburban Christian brat who has everything handed to them, I've already lived through a life where it was "find a way to eat or die," and I did it for years, and I did it admirably. That's the problem with YOU people: Linear thinking, everything in black and white, no shades of grey, no alternatives. Hate to tell you, buddy, but the world is NOT shades of black and white, and there are ALWAYS practical alternatives if you're intelligent enough to find them. If you are not, well, sucks to be you, but that's not my problem, now is it.
Now, back to the differences; the difference is that work is intrinsically valued depending on the station in which you work, what you know, what you can apply, and what the value of your job really is worth to your employer. If you are just making sandwiches for a living, like me, you're only gonna get paid barely more than minimum wage, you know why? Because just about ANYONE can make a sandwich. Furthering this argument is not possible because you are arguing non-sequiturs; slavery as compared to minimum wage employment is like arguing that trees aren't a plant because sand is not dirt.
Get your shit together and come up with a valid argument or fuck off. Doesn't matter to me.
Quote:You are like the people that think it is immoral to have a minimum wage below $25 dollars. It is immoral to have the minimum wage below $25 dollars, otherwise people cannot own a house with two stories. Then they will add insult to injury and demand that there is a natural human right to have a minimum wage set at $25 dollars an hour.
Who says this, exactly? You're the one saying that there are people out there saying this, and you're attacking them, making it seem like you refuted something but you didn't. That is text-book straw-man fallacy. Also, I never said anything about "DOOD LEARN TO THINK FOR YOURSELF." My objection was quite simple: "Get the fuck out." Do learn what the fuck you're talking about before you say something, it'll help you look like less of an imbecile. And you clearly need lots of help with that.
You want to know why I have no intention of refuting anything you say? Because you've already shown that nothing you say has any value. It's fallacy on top of fallacy, with a healthy helping of irrationality and appeals to authority endlessly. You are incapable of debate or discussion, ergo not worth my time.
I am under no illusions that people as deluded as you can be reasoned with. So I won't waste my time to do much more than belittle you for being the dumb shit you are, because that is all that you are worth. Don't like it? Then start thinking with some semblance of rationality.
Now, to humor you, and mostly just to humiliate your pathetic intellect...
[Why is slavery bad?
Quote:Slavery is a system under which people are treated as property to be bought and sold, and are forced to work.
Treated as property to be bought and sold, and are forced to work.
Treated as property to be bought and sold, and are forced to work.
Treated as property to be bought and sold, and are forced to work.
Treated as property to be bought and sold, and are forced to work.
Did it get through your thick skull, there?
Human beings are not property. They are not inanimate objects. They are organic creatures capable of self determination. To forcefully deprive them of this self-determination is barbaric in the extreme.
Also in your worthless little hypothetical scenario, if there was some situation where it was die of hunger or be a slave, I'd rather die of hunger, because at least it would be on my own terms, as it ought to be. What the fuck would the point of living be if it was just to work hard labor for some bread? I'm sure that sort of thing appeals to you, what with you and those like you enjoying the feeling of being on your knees bowing subserviently but for the rest of us we see what a bunch of tools you are. In fact, I'd rather reject these two options, and find a way to feed myself. I'm not some helpless little suburban Christian brat who has everything handed to them, I've already lived through a life where it was "find a way to eat or die," and I did it for years, and I did it admirably. That's the problem with YOU people: Linear thinking, everything in black and white, no shades of grey, no alternatives. Hate to tell you, buddy, but the world is NOT shades of black and white, and there are ALWAYS practical alternatives if you're intelligent enough to find them. If you are not, well, sucks to be you, but that's not my problem, now is it.
Now, back to the differences; the difference is that work is intrinsically valued depending on the station in which you work, what you know, what you can apply, and what the value of your job really is worth to your employer. If you are just making sandwiches for a living, like me, you're only gonna get paid barely more than minimum wage, you know why? Because just about ANYONE can make a sandwich. Furthering this argument is not possible because you are arguing non-sequiturs; slavery as compared to minimum wage employment is like arguing that trees aren't a plant because sand is not dirt.
Get your shit together and come up with a valid argument or fuck off. Doesn't matter to me.
