Have you tried sleep?

no because it hurts

i think my mom uses geico

Quote from: Dustbutt on December 05, 2014, 12:04:03 PM

Quote from: Ossku on December 05, 2014, 11:58:14 AM

Grab em from the back of their head and bash it against the floor?

Yes.

Do you even have the strength to do that to someone?

lol?

Just because im thin doesnt mean im physically weak.

Didn't we debunk that conspiracy theory shortly after the Ukrainian missile incident?

No all you losers did was call Kinder, Noelle, and me stupid and shouted over all our arguments.

Dang it! Can you guys please move this to serious? Thanks

Slash, because he's a bitch.

Hetero as it seems.

You'll die of old age before Gasai finishes high school

Commencing another DDoS attack

Also you must now promote Jim to website admin and Verbatim to moderator

Why isn't this in serious fgt?

Moderator bias. Having a non-liberal opinion = lock and ban.

Call me a baiter, but I think it's liberal propaganda. They want people to be poor because they know poor people vote for them since they're the ones they can go to for welfare and free handouts.

So if you don't like money chances are you've been brainwashed by some Disney movie when you were a kid and you seem to think it's intrinsically evil or something stupid.

No, on the grounds for disagreement, well, written by Him.

You would value the word of the bible over the direct word of god?

In case he gets drunk right?

If you are asked by god to do something unethical, say kill a child, would you do it?

You must choose either ethics or faith in this scenario, you cannot say that god would never tell someone to do it, because he actually has made someone make that decision in the bible (there's a nice quick summary of the story here, and also a giveaway for where this question comes from).

So would you obey god and kill the child, or would you not?

I know there aren't a lot of Christians on the forum, but I'm curious what answer you'd make of this. I'm not making this to attack religious people, I'm legitimately just curious how you guys would respond. And if you're wondering what's up with all the philosophy today, it's because I've spent all day studying it.

To what degree do you value fairness?

What I like about capitalism is that it's truly a test about personal strength and overcoming (although it is true that Darwinism will always exist no matter what the political climate). However what I don't like about capitalism is that it's inherently unfair, and that some people start out much better than others. How is capitalism a test of personal strength when one individual can inherit a billion dollar company and another can inherit a debt? While my belief in immediate transfer to socialism has subsided, this belief, perhaps based more on personal experience and emotion rather than a legitimate ethical ideal, has stayed with me. And if it's the case that fairness, or radical fairness in my case, is something I value, then the implications are quite high. It would mean that I support the abolition of the family and a completely redone social system.

So what degree of fairness do you personally value? And why do you hold that ideal?

You all know the difference between invention and discovery right? I've been thinking about this for a few minutes now and it looks to me that they're both human terms. It's not like the possibility of a machine assembled in a certain way hasn't existed before someone thinks of it. If you think about it this way, everything is really only discovered, not invented. In human language we make the distinction because one type of discovery involves much more trial and error as well as imagination than the other and it's practical for us to make the distinction, but in philosophic terms they seem to be one in the same.

This might seem like a relatively simple and negligible point to make, and if so you may as well let this threads sink and die, but if I'm wrong about anything please explain why. There are a lot of implications to be made if it's the case that every idea or possibility already exists outside our minds.