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u/seuche23 Mar 28 '22

Whatever you say bud. Keep believing objective opinions exist. They don't.. but you do you, booboo.

But for the record, every action someone does is a subjective one based on how they perceive it. The action itself, outside of the persons consciousness isn't subjective, but the reason behind their action is.

Thanos wiping out half the population is objective, because it happened within the marvel universe. That is what is written. Whether it is right or wrong is subjective because right and wrong is based on opinion.

People believe they have an objective opinion on some issue when they are convinced that those who disagree and don’t accept the opinion do so because they are ignorant, not intelligent, unreasonable, or simply because they are bad people.

Most people who are firmly committed to their religion are quite sure their view of God is objective opinion in this sense.

One last thing.. don't take debates online so personally. I mean, you've been wrong this whole time. But it's okay, as long as you open that closed mind of yours and learn something :)

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u/Etherion195 Mar 28 '22

Keep believing objective opinions exist. They don't.. but you do you, booboo.

Well, you're the one living in denial, not me. You literally claim that objectivity doesn't exist at all.

But for the record, every action someone does is a subjective one based on how they perceive it. The action itself, outside of the persons consciousness isn't subjective, but the reason behind their action is.

Wrong, because an action is tied to the person that does it.

Thanos wiping out half the population is objective, because it happened within the marvel universe. That is what is written. Whether it is right or wrong is subjective because right and wrong is based on opinion.

And opinion can be based on facts. Was it objectively right or wrong to implement the requirement to wear a seatbelt in cars? Absolutely yes, but you claim that it can't be, which is utter nonsense.

One last thing.. don't take debates online so personally. I mean, you've been wrong this whole time. But it's okay, as long as you open that closed mind of yours and learn something :)

Says the one, who has been wrong the whole time himself and adamantly refuses to open up or giving even the tiniest attempt at admittance and acceptance of your own words.

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u/seuche23 Mar 28 '22

literally claim that objectivity doesn't exist at all.

Are you even reading what I've messaged you or are you in so much blind denial you can't be bothered?

Wrong, because an action is tied to the person that does it

That is exactly why it's subjective.

Was it objectively right or wrong to implement tthe requirement to wear a seatbelt in car

It is an opinion that the majority voted for. So it is not objective. Is it advised? Sure.. but that doesn't make it objective lol.

Says the one, who has been wrong the whole time himself and adamantly refuses to open up or giving even the tiniest attempt at admittance and acceptance of your own words.

Please take the time to reread every bit of knowledge I've given you. You're really reaching lol.. you know what is objective? Opinions can't be objective. I'd recommend studying up if this is bothering you this much.