I have no personality and i must larp

[Penalizer69]

I think one of the problems here is that people are too brainwashed by things like religion, secular humanism, all of the media they’ve encountered preaching traditional morality. They seem to think being “human” is some kind of special condition as if we are all “good and sweet and kind” at our core.

What I say is that we are just complex animals and while we are capable of learning things like morality or whatever, they are most certainly heavily influenced by our limits and what we learn.

What is “wrong” today was right yesterday, actions committed by people just the same as you and I without any regard for whether it is “wrong” or not.
While today we would look at things like slavery, cannibalism, or genocide as “just awful”, our ancestors committed all of these acts with glee. The reality is that you would have done the exact same if you had been able to get away with it.
Every time you have a thought of violence or evil, know that the only reason you are inhibited from doing it was because you learned you can’t get away with it.
It’s not because you are just some “good person”, and I will reiterate, if you grew up without having any limits imposed on you, you would be a cruel “evil” person.

 

[PingPong]

@grok summarise this

 

[nate]

I just repeat whatever @Schizotypalcel says

 

[Deleted Member 102155]

Mirin op just discovered how moral codes work in different societies

 

[Deleted Member 102155]

Very wise gent alongside with @Nbernical op mirin hard

 

[Deleted Member 102155]

I just repeat whatever @Schizotypalcel says

@Loathe was my professor in college

 

[apatheia]

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I think one of the problems here is that people are too brainwashed by things like religion, secular humanism, all of the media they’ve encountered preaching traditional morality. They seem to think being “human” is some kind of special condition as if we are all “good and sweet and kind” at our core.

What I say is that we are just complex animals and while we are capable of learning things like morality or whatever, they are most certainly heavily influenced by our limits and what we learn.

What is “wrong” today was right yesterday, actions committed by people just the same as you and I without any regard for whether it is “wrong” or not.
While today we would look at things like slavery, cannibalism, or genocide as “just awful”, our ancestors committed all of these acts with glee. The reality is that you would have done the exact same if you had been able to get away with it.
Every time you have a thought of violence or evil, know that the only reason you are inhibited from doing it was because you learned you can’t get away with it.
It’s not because you are just some “good person”, and I will reiterate, if you grew up without having any limits imposed on you, you would be a cruel “evil” person.

Thanks for correcting what @YourSkinOnMySkin said I thought they were wrong at first but clearly if you are siding with them with your huge MOTM halo and aura then they must be right.

 

[sweetpotato]

I think one of the problems here is that people are too brainwashed by things like religion, secular humanism, all of the media they’ve encountered preaching traditional morality. They seem to think being “human” is some kind of special condition as if we are all “good and sweet and kind” at our core.

What I say is that we are just complex animals and while we are capable of learning things like morality or whatever, they are most certainly heavily influenced by our limits and what we learn.

What is “wrong” today was right yesterday, actions committed by people just the same as you and I without any regard for whether it is “wrong” or not.
While today we would look at things like slavery, cannibalism, or genocide as “just awful”, our ancestors committed all of these acts with glee. The reality is that you would have done the exact same if you had been able to get away with it.
Every time you have a thought of violence or evil, know that the only reason you are inhibited from doing it was because you learned you can’t get away with it.
It’s not because you are just some “good person”, and I will reiterate, if you grew up without having any limits imposed on you, you would be a cruel “evil” person.

I read it all and barely understood any of it but here's a gold a for typing all of that

 

[Penalizer69]

I read it all and barely understood any of it but here's a gold a for typing all of that

When you find out I didnt

 

[apatheia]

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I think one of the problems here is that people are too brainwashed by things like religion, secular humanism, all of the media they’ve encountered preaching traditional morality. They seem to think being “human” is some kind of special condition as if we are all “good and sweet and kind” at our core.

What I say is that we are just complex animals and while we are capable of learning things like morality or whatever, they are most certainly heavily influenced by our limits and what we learn.

What is “wrong” today was right yesterday, actions committed by people just the same as you and I without any regard for whether it is “wrong” or not.
While today we would look at things like slavery, cannibalism, or genocide as “just awful”, our ancestors committed all of these acts with glee. The reality is that you would have done the exact same if you had been able to get away with it.
Every time you have a thought of violence or evil, know that the only reason you are inhibited from doing it was because you learned you can’t get away with it.
It’s not because you are just some “good person”, and I will reiterate, if you grew up without having any limits imposed on you, you would be a cruel “evil” person.

as lower instincts and urges are a part of human nature so is order and progress, we cultivate religion and society so we wouldn't have to be violent slaves to our lower urges. if we accepted all of our urges as natural and therefore permissable we'd be no different than animals. they don't get a pass just because they sit at the pinnacle of our social structure.

 

[Deleted Member 46433]

well this just seems like youre implying that people are inherently evil rather than good, which doesnt make much sense to me either. the absence of morality does not equal depravity

 

[Nenestar]

I'm not a good person. I just have to larp as one bc I live with the condition "sub-chad," so my actions are condemned "rightly"

 

[Penalizer69]

well this just seems like youre implying that people are inherently evil rather than good, which doesnt make much sense to me either. the absence of morality does not equal depravity

It's a copypasta I hate "there are no morals" faggots

 

[Deleted Member 46433]

It's a copypasta I hate "there are no morals" faggots

phew

 

[tuberculosisinmybal]

I think one of the problems here is that people are too brainwashed by things like religion, secular humanism, all of the media they’ve encountered preaching traditional morality. They seem to think being “human” is some kind of special condition as if we are all “good and sweet and kind” at our core.

What I say is that we are just complex animals and while we are capable of learning things like morality or whatever, they are most certainly heavily influenced by our limits and what we learn.

What is “wrong” today was right yesterday, actions committed by people just the same as you and I without any regard for whether it is “wrong” or not.
While today we would look at things like slavery, cannibalism, or genocide as “just awful”, our ancestors committed all of these acts with glee. The reality is that you would have done the exact same if you had been able to get away with it.
Every time you have a thought of violence or evil, know that the only reason you are inhibited from doing it was because you learned you can’t get away with it.
It’s not because you are just some “good person”, and I will reiterate, if you grew up without having any limits imposed on you, you would be a cruel “evil” person.

sounds like dark lowkey