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Alan What?
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Originally posted by Lanny
The world doesn't think it is one way or another either.
The truth doesn't need it to. The world is the way it is whether someone is thinking about it or not. The "way the world should be" exists only in imagination.
Originally posted by Lanny
I agree, just as the world ought to be as it ought to be (this is literally a tautology), wether someone is thinking about it or not.
Originally posted by Lanny
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No problem with eating meat, vegetables, or sucking dick. The beef is with OP’s Jehovah’s Witness style of meat shame. You wanna push anti meat, your gonna get a sausage back... pushing down your throat
Obbe
Alan What?
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Originally posted by Lanny
I agree, just as the world ought to be as it ought to be (this is literally a tautology), wether someone is thinking about it or not.
The way the world ought to be is imaginary. Has nothing to do with the way the world is. Therefore has nothing to do with truth.
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Alan What?
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I haven't ignored you, your definition doesn't make sense. The "way the world ought to be" is the way someone imagines the world should be. It doesn't exist anywhere outside of your imagination. Truth has nothing to do with it because truth is a matter of what is and what isn't, not what someone imagines. You keep repeating that isn't the case but you never explain why. You're just trolling, trying to get this thread to 2000 replies. If "the way the would ought to be" isn't imaginary, where is it?
I've told you several times now that what I mean by moral facts is not facts about how someone imagines the world should be. So yes, without reason as you're repeatedly saying there is no truth value to something you're defining in such a way as to have no truth value and refusing to address my actual position.
That's not my definition of immoral lol, you would know that if you read pretty much any of my posts in this thread.
That's your problem. You make up definitions and then react as if everyone else is wrong and only you know the truth. That's what makes you sad and funny.
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Alan What?
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His "moral statements" may be logically consistent within the moral framework he has chosen to adhere to, but they are not statements of truth because they are not statements about how the world really is or how it really isn't. Nobody has any obligation to recognize or accept someone's moral framework or their conclusions.
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Originally posted by Obbe
I haven't ignored you, your definition doesn't make sense.
What about it doesn't make sense?
The "way the world ought to be" is the way someone imagines the world should be.
On the contrary, that's not what "the way the world ought to be" is. Even if you think I've picked some strange definition for morality or ought statements (although I think it's really a pretty standard understanding that family of phrases), you're failing to understand what is meant when I speak about how the world ought to be if you think I'm talking about opinions.
Originally posted by Speedy Parker
That's your problem. You make up definitions and then react as if everyone else is wrong and only you know the truth. That's what makes you sad and funny.
Hey, do remember that one thread where you tried to say morality and ethics have nothing to do with each other and then I posted multiple major dictionaries what said the opposite of that? So basically we found the closest thing to objective proof of that it's in fact you who's pulling definitions for words out of your ass as suits you?
Do you remember the part where that thread is this very thread you're posting in right now?