Are there unironically people who believe in morals and that some things are actually “right” and “wrong”? No matter how hard moralist retards claim that something is “scary and bad” or how we must do this or that as a duty, the moral nihilist patrician laughs in pity at the plebian mass. The Zig Forumsyp is forever bound in his slave-morality and sacrifices his own interests for spooks.
When did you take the true redpill and ascend beyond human moralizations and all spooks?
Morality is not a abstract construct that you can just throw away at your discretion. It is codified reality enforced by the agency of state in format of laws, by communities as norms and taboos. Even if you were to belong into that select "enlightened" few why would you ever want to admit that and commit partial social suicide as psychopathically aligned person?
Why is one bound to submit themselves to arbitrary moral rules, whether codified by the state, communities or religions when it is against what you judge to be your self-interest? The two can at times align and sometimes it is better for one’s interest to follow the law, but to submit to all arbitrary laws, taboos and morality is silly and willingly stripping yourself of your own autonomy
Adam Richardson
I, we, have desired results we could all agree on, so acting, and I prefer the word, ethically towards a more –nice world, is what we all ought to do. Not with a sense of duty at all. Just for maximizing –niceness.
Its not silly but means to spread virtue. Clinging to notions of autonomy at all costs is an foolish path when you could covert virtues into tools for greater good of humanity.
Ryan Garcia
You're an idiot if you don't think you have goal directed behavior and that those goals aren't your conception of the good.
What you're really saying is that you're a subjectivist, which is an untenable, self-defeating position.
Aiden Sanchez
This is all meaningless drivel. What are you really saying – nothing at all. Virtues? Abstract humanity? What good is it to devote myself to meaningless things like “virtue” or “humanity” at large? I’m not trying to be edgy / contrarian / misanthropic either, I’m serious. These are all just spooks
Well, admit that's your position, and then I'll go ahead. Otherwise I'll just be arguing against something that you say you aren't.
Nolan Campbell
I’m merely saying that there is no such thing as right or wrong that humans do not themselves create or declare to be right or wrong. Things just “are”, moralistic language is meaningless. If there is a term for that, I don’t know what it is