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Things being subjective doesn't mean they're not true. What you mean to say is my arbitrary or biased view, which also doesn't invalidate their truthfulness. Th
by ladyattis 4y ago
Things being subjective doesn't mean they're not true. What you mean to say is my arbitrary or biased view, which also doesn't invalidate their truthfulness. The fact that folks like you think subjectivity means arbitrary or biased or that it has no truth or factual value is disturbing and your position is also a deflection. In the United States, you can be sued at any time by other private parties. The fact that Josh Moon refuses to reign in his site users because he agrees with them (you can look in the posts he's made) means any business you do with them sets you up for liability. And guess what? Cloud Flare's CEO is endangering the bottom line and if I was a minority holder I'd be calling up the board to override his decisions, even if it meant a complete stockholder revolt against him. Letting the rejects of the most rejected group of people congregate and do misdeeds that either are explicitly illegal or border on illegality isn't a sound business decision. Wake me up you have an actual argument rather than trying to do 4chan level antics and mockery.
- Georgelemental 4y agoI definitely think some things are objectively good or bad, I just don't think me or you or any individual is qualified to adjudicate that for all of society. That's what the law is for.