It sounds like you're more concerned with ideology than with extensions of the conception of justice or sub-categories of justice. If concerned with f...
That's what I found remarkable. But I didn't look into the case so I can't do anything but speculate. Equal justice is generally suspect? How so? This...
I didn't say it was impossible to reach others with different values/views, I said your approach is fundamentally flawed in assuming that everyone val...
It's remarkable that you think this could be considered racial justice. Offhand, to me it sounds like the school is simply doctoring the numbers to lo...
Fine, if that’s what you want to believe then be my guest. Objecting to things that other people type makes me feel like a big dog and boosts my fragi...
The fundamental, and rather glaring, flaw in Hirstoff’s account is that everyone values truth and therefore it can provide common ground. I’m sure tha...
Well, forgive me for caring about stoicism, Buddhist meditation, CBT, the difference between religion and philosophy, and whatever else fucking bores ...
As those terms are pretty much passé they could have pretty much the same effect here. For example, I might say something with an English accent like,...
What is that supposed to mean? Should I cheer whatever someone posts because they merely participated, like this were a kindergarten classroom? And if...
Your claims are oddly contradictory. Stoicism utilizes psychotherapy similar to modern CBT. This is not the same as phsychoanalysis. Reducing maladapt...
That’s really weird because Trump taking a joyride around the hospital, regardless of the consequences to others, and manic tweeting seem totally in c...
Dying young from KitKat gluttony expresses mindless self-conservatism (analogical selfishness) which is only distinguishable from self-interest in tha...
The other day Trump mentioned that corona only affects the elderly or “virtually nobody,” so if these virtual nobodies (including the elderly Trump) a...
Not liberal, not a fascist, dubious taste for democracy, and a dislike of free speech. I got it... https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/original/001/43...
He spoke directly to the camera, notably, and I’ve seen reports that it was very positive with undecideds. I don’t think Trump is capable of that appr...
To be clear, dogma can be a take it or leave it (optional) proposition. On the other hand, you know what they call someone who tries to reform Buddhis...
It's not possible to be continuously satisfied because, as the Buddhist say, everything changes. So in essence change is what causes dissatisfaction a...
The problem is the attention span of the Trump rally-goer is probably about the length of a gnats, and that’s why he’s forced to do so many of them. I...
I hope none of this kerfuffle (kind of a fun word that sounds like it contains popcorn) involves my brobdingnagian appendage. If so, sorry I’ve been d...
Granted I’m no fan of dogma but the cessation of suffer’n is a bit more appealing, to me. What religion doesn’t have this take it or leave it attitude...
I think that’s understandable because by claiming that Trump won the debate suggests that you value his “stream roller” strategy or that your prefer a...
That’s remarkable for someone with 3k+ posts on a philosophy forum, if that suggests valuing truth and reason. I just rewatched the first two segments...
@"TheMadFool" Looks like either 180 has chosen not to be your personal secretary or you should fire him for being an inattentive minion. Whatever the ...
No, there’s pleasure or satisfaction also, truth be told. If craving is only a partial cause then ending it may not do the trick. So debatable rather ...
How can conservatives be so fervent in their support of the 2nd amendment and be pro-life? There's a shitload of guns in this country and they correla...
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