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Your response seems to just take the word “bad” out of the English language altogether. Your point seems to be “badness is subjective and therefore invalid.”
by ninkendo 9y ago
Your response seems to just take the word “bad” out of the English language altogether. Your point seems to be “badness is subjective and therefore invalid.”
Would an amended statement make more sense?
“The nazis were bad to the degree that badness is a thing.”
Although it seems a bit silly to phrase things that way.
To the degree that silliness is a thing of course.
- zaarn 9y agoBadness is subjective, yes. Doesn't mean it's invalid, you can still hold onto subjective notions just fine. Personally I believe that my notion of bad, good, evil and angels is purely subjective. Doesn't mean they have less value. I merely acknowledge the value is subjective. Like how a childhood toy holds sentimental value.