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BridgeConsoleMasher wrote: ↑Sat Dec 14, 2019 4:38 pm I think an underlying contention here was that morality is distinctly some compulsory system of behavior that one either has or does not. There's certainly people that respond to it in fashion that DBF has put forth, but it is not defined by such parameters.

Of course that's often not necessarily the precise construct that DBF is strongly trying to suggest intentionally, but that tends to be the sentiment that a lot of people regard for people that do horrible things, Hitler being the furthest thing from an exception. And I admittedly do have a hard time separating that from their take on the matter.

Dragon Ball Fan wrote: ↑Mon Dec 30, 2019 10:59 pm

BridgeConsoleMasher wrote: ↑Sat Dec 14, 2019 4:38 pm I think an underlying contention here was that morality is distinctly some compulsory system of behavior that one either has or does not. There's certainly people that respond to it in fashion that DBF has put forth, but it is not defined by such parameters.

Of course that's often not necessarily the precise construct that DBF is strongly trying to suggest intentionally, but that tends to be the sentiment that a lot of people regard for people that do horrible things, Hitler being the furthest thing from an exception. And I admittedly do have a hard time separating that from their take on the matter.

I do know not all bad people are "cartoons" but please don't tell me mustache twirling villains do not exist in real life, again, the first US serial killer said "I was born with the devil in me" and I watched a ton of documentaries on serial killers which said stuff like "they were born to kill" or generally treated their subjects like evil incarnate.

Yukaphile wrote: ↑Sun Aug 25, 2019 4:17 pm It's very telling in our society how serial killers are considered worse than the everyday criminal joe who molests and rapes his child, despite how common it is. I HATE that, and that they don't put in the hard work needed for true redemption, and if people found out, they would take his side! "Oh, that was a mistake, he's changed his ways, can't you let the past rest?" Tell that to his victims. They face permanent lifelong problems and despite even those who manage to recover, they never forget. It stays with them, that's how bad it is. It's truly the worst thing you can do to somebody. We all die. Murder is just speeding it up, unless there's torture involved. Sexual domination and violence doesn't happen to everyone, so that makes it a billion times worse when it does.