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None of those things will ever be the 'n-word' and even she knows it beyond a shadow of a doubt, because she was willing to type them out in full.
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Well they're okay for poly people to say!
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I’ll never be as oppressed as a literal slave class which if you don’t think about it is actually much worse than whatever you’re going through.
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Well, if Comedy Bang Bang is to be believed, they'll be called "poligs".
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let's call 'em parrots poly => polly => polly wants a cracker => parrot
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Mr. Fix It posted:let's call 'em parrots being called a parrot honestly makes becoming poly more attractive.
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Slaves went mainstream? I mean, I guess. It was quite the fad for a while there. It's still pretty mainstream today, just got rebranded.
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My girlfriend just found this posted on Tumblr with the caption "Found some kind of guy on Reddit."
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quote:Christian atheism is a form of Christianity that rejects theistic claims of Christianity, but draws its beliefs and practices from Jesus' life and/or teachings as recorded in the New Testament Gospels and other sources. lmao
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Bottom Liner posted:lmao Thomas Jefferson was one. It's viewing Christ as a philosophic figure rather an a religious one. Basically, everything Jesus said about how we should act is correct is the correct moral view, but he wasn't the son of god and god may not exist.
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Yes I understand, thanks for repeating what I quoted. It's still hilarious they need to rely on it to get to the extremely simple "don't be a lovely person" concept. It's not like anything in the new testement is profound or eye opening.
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Bottom Liner posted:It's not like anything in the new testement is profound or eye opening.
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Christian Atheist trad-Confucian Taoist. Is this guy like, a trader on the Silk Road trying to keep his trade options open? Also Anarchist (right) lmao
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I don't know what confucian traditionalism is, but beyond that I don't see a single year their stated beliefs were inherently contradictory more than like 90% of people. Charting out the list like that is weird, but it's not weird to change your beliefs about all of those issues over time as you gain more life experience, and 12-29 is when the most amount of change will happen.
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Jun 15, 2021 07:59
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Bottom Liner posted:Yes I understand, thanks for repeating what I quoted. It's still hilarious they need to rely on it to get to the extremely simple "don't be a lovely person" concept. It's not like anything in the new testement is profound or eye opening. "Don't be a lovely person" means different things based on your beliefs though. Like it doesn't actually describe how you should live. If you genuinely believe in the afterlife and that eternal damnation awaits people who sin in this life, not being lovely could mean depriving people of earthly desires because you're increasing their chances of spending eternity in paradise.
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Poops Mcgoots posted:"Don't be a lovely person" means different things based on your beliefs though. Like it doesn't actually describe how you should live. If you genuinely believe in the afterlife and that eternal damnation awaits people who sin in this life, not being lovely could mean depriving people of earthly desires because you're increasing their chances of spending eternity in paradise. IE Mother Theresa denying people under her care food, water and medicine.
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Poops Mcgoots posted:"Don't be a lovely person" means different things based on your beliefs though. Like it doesn't actually describe how you should live. If you genuinely believe in the afterlife and that eternal damnation awaits people who sin in this life, not being lovely could mean depriving people of earthly desires because you're increasing their chances of spending eternity in paradise. The whole point is these christian atheists don't believe in any of that and just use the bible as a source for morality, which it covers on a very basic surface level. Like, I'm really curious as to what someone that specific about their belief systems is gaining from the new testament that isn't covered by more robust and in depth ideologies. Skwirl posted:2000 years of history in the western world would disagree with you. ??? Bottom Liner has a new favorite as of 08:10 on Jun 15, 2021 |
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Bottom Liner posted:The whole point is these christian atheists don't believe in any of that and just use the bible as a source for morality, which it covers on a very basic surface level. quote:??? Much of Western history has been shaped based on how people interpreted that book or how the people in charge of various countries and militaries were told how they should interpret that book.
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learnincurve posted:That’s because they often accidentally reflect full spectrum light. If you get a white full spectrum lightbulb then it does help with SAD but you got to stick with it till your brain adjusts. I mean, my favorite colour is red, but I don't think my mood would be improved by lighting my room like a doom level.
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OwlFancier posted:I mean, my favorite colour is red, but I don't think my mood would be improved by lighting my room like a doom level. Beatmasterj would disagree
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I grew up having to go to church 3 times a week and having to take tests on the bible in a stupid program. I'm familiar with the beatitudes and parables and everything else. If you don't believe any of the deity and afterlife stuff then no, there's almost nothing of substance as far as moral teachings beyond "be a nice person". It's baffling to base your theological beliefs on Christianity if you're an Atheist. quote:Much of Western history has been shaped based on how people interpreted that book or how the people in charge of various countries and militaries were told how they should interpret that book. That doesn't make anything in it profound or eye opening. That makes them all war mongering opportunists.
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In rejecting the divinity of Jesus and respecting him as a great prophet, Islam was the original Christian Atheism.
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Bottom Liner posted:I grew up having to go to church 3 times a week and having to take tests on the bible in a stupid program. I'm familiar with the beatitudes and parables and everything else. If you don't believe any of the deity and afterlife stuff then no, there's almost nothing of substance as far as moral teachings beyond "be a nice person". It's baffling to base your theological beliefs on Christianity if you're an Atheist. I don't know this guys deal, it should probably be under a category other than theology if he's following the morality of Christ but doesn't believe in his divinity, or any divinity. But stuff like turning the other cheek, the good Samaritan story and the Eye of the Needle metaphor go well the gently caress beyond "don't be an rear end in a top hat." The camel through the eye of a needle thing hosed with society's so much they invented weird rear end interpretations of it to try and get around it because it's a truly revolutionary idea that no society has ever embraced but a lot of individuals have.
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What’s weird is the lower rights point only makes sense I’m relation to a very specific relationship and person. He doesn’t have a ideology in any specific sense
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CharlestheHammer posted:He doesn’t have a ideology in any specific sense Yeah he does? It's "might makes right".
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Tiggum posted:Yeah he does? It's "might makes right". Not really? It’s the ideology of his home but he’s more just blindly loyal which is kind of his character arc
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Splicer posted:So... the environment is more important than individual rights, but also people should be allowed do whatever thet want. It is our duty to intervene against oppression, but anyone weaker than you is worthless I don’t know what this has to do with anything but sure
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Splicer posted:So... the environment is more important than individual rights, but also people should be allowed do whatever thet want. It is our duty to intervene against oppression, but anyone weaker than you is worthless Maybe I was wrong about you... You're not greedy... YOU'RE BATSHIT INSANE
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christmas boots posted:Maybe I was wrong about you... You're not greedy... YOU'RE BATSHIT INSANE Came up elsewhere, but one of MGR's best moments is when a villain's 'we're not so different, you and I' speech to the hero actually works, and the villain has immediate cause to regret this.
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RFC2324 posted:dead is the ultimate form of depressed I found a treatise by Brooks, Nielsen, De Luca, et al. that disputes this.
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posting destiny is kinda cheating, but I'mma do it anyway: https://twitter.com/TheOmniLiberal/status/1404362094116413441
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CharlestheHammer posted:I don’t know what this has to do with anything but sure
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Ghost Leviathan posted:Came up elsewhere, but one of MGR's best moments is when a villain's 'we're not so different, you and I' speech to the hero actually works, and the villain has immediate cause to regret this. Who's mgr and what Karen was he giving the speech to?
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Ghost Leviathan posted:Came up elsewhere, but one of MGR's best moments is when a villain's 'we're not so different, you and I' speech to the hero actually works, and the villain has immediate cause to regret this. Is there a YouTube video of this?
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Splicer posted:I'm trying to work out how someone can consider all four of those characters to be right at the same time. We live in a racist society that's twice as big as it ought to be and needs to be ruled by superpowered aliens.
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biracial bear for uncut posted:Is there a YouTube video of this? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DOF-0iEgbto It's very satisfying.
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biracial bear for uncut posted:Is there a YouTube video of this? He's talking about the Monsoon boss fight: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DOF-0iEgbto I think this is the same cutscene as "YOUR MEMES END HERE"
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Splicer posted:I'm trying to work out how someone can consider all four of those characters to be right at the same time. I doubt it's deeper than "I wish everyone but me was dead"
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