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Topic	how are people ok with using "evil" and "good" as labels?
The_Creep_2020 07/30/20 10:15:05 AM #32:	averagejoel posted... these kinda seem vague to me too, though "asshole" and "nice person" are at least not invoking morality Of course theyre vague. Most terms dealing with subjectivity or that are socially constructed are. Because theyre... cue music subjective. That said, most people subscribe to generally overlapping ethical or moral codes of behaviour. You may as well debate the difference between right and wrong. Once again, socially constructed. With a certain grey area with wiggle room, but the extremes are (aside from sociopaths) unanimously agreed upon. --- He who thinks with difficulty believes with alacrity <cite>The_Creep_2020 posted [p:942772879] in how are pe... [t:78881048]...</cite> <quote>averagejoel posted... </cite> <quote>these kinda seem vague to me too, though "asshole" and "nice person" are at least not invoking morality</quote>Of course theyre vague. Most terms dealing with subjectivity or that are socially constructed are. Because theyre... cue music subjective. That said, most people subscribe to generally overlapping ethical or moral codes of behaviour. You may as well debate the difference between right and wrong. Once again, socially constructed. With a certain grey area with wiggle room, but the extremes are (aside from sociopaths) unanimously agreed upon. --- He who thinks with difficulty believes with alacrity</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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