Philosophy should be a core subject in primary and secondary schools.

Philosophy should be a core subject in primary and secondary schools.

heh, no.

I dabble in epistemology. . .but only because it's relevant to my interests.


*parasitically parasites*


That's not say I don't know anything about other parts of philosophy or politics, I just don't feel I know enough not to make a fool of myself here.

People who bog down everything with half-baked dialogue do a lot more to weigh down a system than someone who chooses not to participate in it. By being working members of a nation, they are actively working to uphold the democratic process. I have more disdain for retarded filibusters than I do someone handing their check over to the state saying "do what the fuck you want I don't care".

Also House is a fucking awful show lmao.

Quote from: eggsalad on July 07, 2015, 11:34:22 AM

not to participate in it.

not participating =/= not being engaged

Although people who would just hand over their taxes regardless of what the state would do with it are pretty fucking terrible people.

I can be satisfied with that statement. I just wouldn't call them parasites.