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Sunday, April 4, 2010 3:21 PM
OUT2THEBLACK
Sunday, April 4, 2010 4:35 PM
FREMDFIRMA
Sunday, April 4, 2010 4:57 PM
PIRATENEWS
John Lee, conspiracy therapist at Hollywood award-winner History Channel-mocked SNL-spoofed PirateNew.org wooHOO!!!!!!
Quote:"Now I get it. I think that it’s so alluring to be this sort of master race in a way, to see these people coming in and giving us all these things that we need; healthcare and cures for diseases... peace. So I think it’s really interesting that being humans we know there’s something wrong. It’s one of those things where it may look better now but in the future we’d regret it." -Morena Baccarin http://www.scifi.co.uk/blog/v-exclusive-morena-baccarin-interview
Sunday, April 4, 2010 5:15 PM
TRAVELER
Sunday, April 4, 2010 10:26 PM
OLDENGLANDDRY
Monday, April 5, 2010 7:37 AM
Quote:"These first years have, among other things, the advantage that one can use force and compulsion. With age children forget everything they encountered in their early childhood. Thus if one can take away children's will, they will not remember afterward that they had had a will."
Quote:“As long as the child will be trained not by love, but by fear, so long will humanity live not by justice, but by force. As long as the child will be ruled by the educator’s threat and by the father’s rod, so long will mankind be dominated by the policeman’s club, by fear of jail, and by panic of invasion by armies and navies.
Quote:Ethical confusion: It is ethically wrong to take a non-aggressing person’s justly acquired property. Always has been, always will be. This is an objective ethical observation and is quite simple to understand, so much so that we make sure we teach this to our children by the time they reach kindergarten age. Then we spend the rest of their lives getting them to understand the exceptions to the rule. Except there really aren’t any. A five-year old knows more about ethics than most grownups, who have hopelessly confusing and conflicting subjective definitions that change depending upon situation and personal preference. Grownups even go so far as to invent words like “taxation” and claim that it means something other than theft. “War” is distinct from murder. Don’t worry, son, it’s a bit confusing for you now, but you’ll understand when you get older. Oh, the kid gets it just fine. Dad’s the one who is hopelessly muddled.
Quote:I ask again: What's the difference between crashing an airplane into an IRS office building and delivering a missile to a far away enemy-occupied house or carpet bombing a distant mountainside or napalming a foreign jungle? Ethics are universal. If people insist on making them subjective and applying them differently depending upon the circumstances, depending upon their personal preferences and ideologies, then they become useless. Human society without ethics will quickly perish, and the evidence of this imminent peril surrounds us all. The time has come, my friends, to drop the fiddles and grab some fire extinguishers. Responsibility is an attribute of the individual. Groups are not responsible or irresponsible. Groups cannot diffuse responsibility out among its members. Each individual is responsible and answerable for the actions he chooses to undertake. The Nuremburg defense is a fail. Still confused? Go ask a five-year old. He knows.
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