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That's a truly bizarre definition of honorable. If that's actually what being honorable actually means to people, then I no longer want to be there. In my book
by thebooktocome 15y ago
That's a truly bizarre definition of honorable. If that's actually what being honorable actually means to people, then I no longer want to be there.
In my book, you don't get any points for merely thinking you're right. You only get points for actually being right.
- chc 15y agoIt makes no sense to judge people or award "points" for things wholly outside their control. As human beings, we aren't capable of perfect knowledge, and we don't have total control over most situations. So judging people on "actually being right" has limited utility. You may as well decide to slap a random stranger in retaliation for the weather being inclement. For example: If Gandhi had been assassinated earlier, would that have made him a worse man?
- khafra 15y agoHe didn't say "effective." He said "honorable."