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Come on - you haven't seen Dexter? That's an ethical serial killer show. Your points are all well stated but he is quite funny ("nerdgasm"...come on). Otherw
by ube 16y ago
Come on - you haven't seen Dexter? That's an ethical serial killer show.
Your points are all well stated but he is quite funny ("nerdgasm"...come on). Otherwise - just add healthcare reform and Wallstreet debacle to your list and then build a bunker and never come out.
- jbooth 16y agoHe's cheering for someone who's ripping us all off. That is just plain messed up. Also, you're totally missing the point of Dexter - it's about addiction and powerlessness.
- scott_s 16y agoIt's rude to make assumptions about someone's political views, and then hold those assumed views against them.
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- scott_s 16y agoThat's the very definition of assuming.
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- sliverstorm 16y ago> a company rips us off to the tune of hundreds of billions that don't even feed any children and he admires it You seem to think only the 'good guys' are worthy of admiration. Ethics and self-interest aside, I think it's perfectly acceptable to admire an impressive feat or trait, regardless whether it negatively or positively impacts you. Notice, he was not admiring the theft of billions of dollars, but the character trait behind the action. My favorite quote on the subject is funnily enough thanks to J.K. Rowling; "He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named did great things. Terrible! Yes. But great" -Ollivander