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Don't want to make you mad, but odds are someone has done something positive for you at some point solely for one trait about you that they coveted, be it money
by ifyoubuildit 4y ago
Don't want to make you mad, but odds are someone has done something positive for you at some point solely for one trait about you that they coveted, be it money, your network, your sense of humor, the way you dressed that day, or yes, possibly even the physical shape of your face and/or body.
Why be upset about the sky being blue?
- ImaCake 4y agoEmotions aside, why are we not allowed to discourage bad faith behaviour here? It doesn't have to be a legal rule, a social rule seems to exist already. We do the same for many other actions.
- ifyoubuildit 4y agoOn HN? Or in this scenario? Either way I think you're allowed to discourage whatever you want (assuming you do it in a civil way). Not everyone's going to agree though. Some people are going to think/do things that you/I don't like. And sometimes there doesn't have to be some kind of resolution that comes out of it, some kind of trial and adjudication. Life can just go on regardless.
- ImaCake 4y ago>Either way I think you're allowed to discourage whatever you want (assuming you do it in a civil way). Yeah I think this is a good way to approach this. Absolutist views tend to be problematic. Society functions by breaking a lot of rules.