If you want to discuss this, don't insult me. I thought we were done with that years ago.

I didn't insult you. I said that if you actually believe lower intelligence is a justification for inflicting pain, then you're a psychopath. That is a psychotic mentality.

why would anyone become a vegetarian.

why would anyone become a vegetarian.

Because they're better people than you.

Quote from: thepanzieman on July 06, 2016, 09:52:28 PM

why would anyone become a vegetarian.

Because they're better people than you.

heh

Oh no, he's back.

OT: I'm considering on becoming a vegan or vegetarian. I can't think of any justification for the inhumane exploitation and slaughter of animals. I'm also more of an antinatalist.

Antinatalism is a fucking kike trick to further depopulate the white race, you idiots.

good?

Quote from: DAS B00T x2 on July 06, 2016, 10:19:47 PM

Antinatalism is a fucking kike trick to further depopulate the white race, you idiots.

good?

Is this the kind of legacy you want to leave behind?

I've always believed that people are inherently good, and have seen no reason to change that viewpoint.

I've always believed that people are inherently good, and have seen no reason to change that viewpoint.

I've never met a good person in my life.

Quote from: thepanzieman on July 06, 2016, 10:54:41 PM

I've always believed that people are inherently good, and have seen no reason to change that viewpoint.

I've never met a good person in my life.

do you consider yourself a good person?

besides I'm much better at it than das

What would you define a good person as?

The nature of personhood is that you ultimately end up taking more for yourself than you'll ever give back to the rest of the world, so the only definition of "good person" that makes sense to me is either 1.) someone who is either dead or unborn, or 2.) an ascetic monk who spends his life being virtuous and charitable.

There are people who do good things, sure, but for every good deed you commit to, you've more than likely committed to five other misdeeds--and most people don't even realize it.

do you consider yourself a good person?

No.

my heart is leaning toward Atheistic Christianity

so I believe in god but at the same time i don't believe in the god

Quote from: thepanzieman on July 06, 2016, 10:54:41 PM

I've always believed that people are inherently good, and have seen no reason to change that viewpoint.

This is unbearably naive.

You would be misjudging to assume I am some naive idealist.

Anywho

I shifted from an oddly radical anti-feminist to a fairly far-left-leaning type of person over the last three years, so I guess that'd be my answer