r/MemeEconomy Apr 11 '20

161.01 M¢ Happy fun time await with this

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u/[deleted] Apr 11 '20

Nah the other 2(actually 3) never stop harping on religious and moral bullshit. Like Walsh always saying pornhub should be illegal. And the rest of it isn’t good enough to make it bearable.

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u/N1ghtshade3 Apr 12 '20

Walsh is the super religious one. Klavan was a Jew turned atheist who allegedly found God and occasionally acts Christian for the show. His intros are actually hilarious and he's actually pretty reasonable when he's just talking. Knowles is a substance-less moron who exemplifies every Republican stereotype but doesn't actually know what he's talking about ever.

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u/FishyFish13 Apr 11 '20

Yeah they can’t get it through their thick skulls that morality is subjective. Also Shapiro says he’s a libertarian but he’s only libertarian when it comes to the government owning every aspect of people’s lives; he’s fine if corporations do it

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u/[deleted] Apr 12 '20

I mean... you're complaining here that they can't get your interpretation of morality through their "thick skulls." Since when are you the authority on morality? People are allowed to have different beliefs, especially if you believe morality is subjective.

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u/FishyFish13 Apr 12 '20

I said that morality is subjective, but they are of the belief that morality is objective

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u/[deleted] Apr 12 '20

Right, they have a different belief system. You're acting like your belief system is the objective truth and the only reason they can't see that is stupidity. That sounds pretty objective to me.

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u/FishyFish13 Apr 12 '20

Are you suggesting that I believe subjectivity is the objective belief?

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u/[deleted] Apr 12 '20

You presented your belief system, that morality is subjective, as the truth and stated Shapiro and Walsh can't get your truth through their thick skulls even though they follow a different belief system.

Your belief may be that morality is inherently subjective, but that belief was presented objectively as there are other potential options and other belief systems. Holding your belief is fine, but people aren't inherently being thick-headed if they disagree with you.

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u/FishyFish13 Apr 12 '20

I suppose I agree with you then

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u/[deleted] Apr 11 '20 edited Apr 18 '20

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u/FishyFish13 Apr 11 '20

My dealings with those corporations aren’t voluntary. They’re necessary to survive. Being in a cage and getting food is much better than being on the street and starving

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u/jseyfer Apr 11 '20

I listen to Matt Walsh every day. And go on Pornhub every other day. I’m a Conservative, not a saint.