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Well that is a fair enough reason to be bemusedly annoyed, but I don't see a rational way to jump from that state to "morally outraged" or "angry". It'd be lik
by Crito 13y ago
Well that is a fair enough reason to be bemusedly annoyed, but I don't see a rational way to jump from that state to "morally outraged" or "angry".
It'd be like being angry at base-jumpers. Base-jumpers can call us "boring ground-whores" all they want, but so long as I am not forced to take up base-jumping then I don't see any reason to become upset. If they eschew the benefits of a life set firmly on the ground, then go splat, it is no skin off my back.
I would not think to ask them how they "dare take moral ground" against a normal risk-adverse lifestyle.