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Don’t be an asshole. Secular justification: treat others and you would like to be treated. Religious justification: judge not lest ye be judged, or whatsoever
by jleyank 4y ago
Don’t be an asshole. Secular justification: treat others and you would like to be treated. Religious justification: judge not lest ye be judged, or whatsoever you do to the least of my brothers you do to me.
People can be inclusive or exclusive. The latter is a waste of talent and opportunity.
- Bostonian 4y agoI do judge a lifestyle that is non-procreative and more likely in men to cause sexually transmitted diseases to be a poor one, and I hope (but think it unlikely in my lifetime) that new marriages will be restricted to male-female ones. You praise inclusivity, but your comment seems to suggest that people like me are assholes.
- suture 4y agoYou may be interested in reading about the Paradox of Tolerance. Are you opposed to all non procreative lifestyles? Are you supportive of lesbians since women are far more likely to get a sexually transmitted disease from a man than from a woman? Are you opposed to 60 year old heterosexual couples having sex since that act is non-procreative? Are you by chance Catholic and oppose the use of condoms? You may think and believe whatever you want. In 1950 your views would be normative. In 2020 they are not. In this present era with its views on sexual and bodily autonomy you are an “asshole” as you phrase it.