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If you want to make an intellectual point, don't say something mocking and hyperbolic. Be honest about what you really believe. Be willing to defend it. Say, "
by javert 14y ago
If you want to make an intellectual point, don't say something mocking and hyperbolic. Be honest about what you really believe. Be willing to defend it.
Say, "I demand that you practice altruism. I am going to force you to be good, by my definition of good, at the point of a gun."
I would want to help someone with spina bifida, but I would not want to do it because you force me to at gunpoint, while simultaneously creating a system where I myself can't get the healthcare I can actually pay for.