Charlie Kirk Shot
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@Axtremus said in Charlie Kirk Shot:
Eh ... "every human heart" seems pretty subjective, pretty arbitrary.
Every? Nothing subjective there. 100%. Each and every single one. Nothing arbitrary, that is an absolute.
The Brad
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@Axtremus said in Charlie Kirk Shot:
Eh ... "every human heart" seems pretty subjective, pretty arbitrary.
Every? Nothing subjective there. 100%. Each and every single one. Nothing arbitrary, that is an absolute.
@LuFins-Dad said in Charlie Kirk Shot:
@Axtremus said in Charlie Kirk Shot:
Eh ... "every human heart" seems pretty subjective, pretty arbitrary.
Every? Nothing subjective there. 100%. Each and every single one. Nothing arbitrary, that is an absolute.
How is it not subjective or arbitrary when different human hearts decide differently on whether something is good or evil? Heck, even the same human heart can decide differently on whether the same thing is good or evil at different times.
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@LuFins-Dad said in Charlie Kirk Shot:
@Axtremus said in Charlie Kirk Shot:
Eh ... "every human heart" seems pretty subjective, pretty arbitrary.
Every? Nothing subjective there. 100%. Each and every single one. Nothing arbitrary, that is an absolute.
How is it not subjective or arbitrary when different human hearts decide differently on whether something is good or evil? Heck, even the same human heart can decide differently on whether the same thing is good or evil at different times.
@Axtremus said in Charlie Kirk Shot:
@LuFins-Dad said in Charlie Kirk Shot:
@Axtremus said in Charlie Kirk Shot:
Eh ... "every human heart" seems pretty subjective, pretty arbitrary.
Every? Nothing subjective there. 100%. Each and every single one. Nothing arbitrary, that is an absolute.
How is it not subjective or arbitrary when different human hearts decide differently on whether something is good or evil? Heck, even the same human heart can decide differently on whether the same thing is good or evil at different times.
But it’s not subjective that every human heart draws that line. And it’s also not subjective that every human has crossed that line in their own hearts in both directions.
The Brad
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@Axtremus said in Charlie Kirk Shot:
@LuFins-Dad said in Charlie Kirk Shot:
@Axtremus said in Charlie Kirk Shot:
Eh ... "every human heart" seems pretty subjective, pretty arbitrary.
Every? Nothing subjective there. 100%. Each and every single one. Nothing arbitrary, that is an absolute.
How is it not subjective or arbitrary when different human hearts decide differently on whether something is good or evil? Heck, even the same human heart can decide differently on whether the same thing is good or evil at different times.
But it’s not subjective that every human heart draws that line. And it’s also not subjective that every human has crossed that line in their own hearts in both directions.
@LuFins-Dad said in Charlie Kirk Shot:
But it’s not subjective that every human heart draws that line.
Subjective or not, the statement above is likely false -- e.g., one can easily argues that a human in deep coma or with insufficient neurological development draw no line.
And it’s also not subjective that every human has crossed that line in their own hearts in both directions.
Yet many, if not every, draws that line subjectively/arbitrarily.
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@LuFins-Dad said in Charlie Kirk Shot:
But it’s not subjective that every human heart draws that line.
Subjective or not, the statement above is likely false -- e.g., one can easily argues that a human in deep coma or with insufficient neurological development draw no line.
And it’s also not subjective that every human has crossed that line in their own hearts in both directions.
Yet many, if not every, draws that line subjectively/arbitrarily.
@Axtremus said in Charlie Kirk Shot:
@LuFins-Dad said in Charlie Kirk Shot:
But it’s not subjective that every human heart draws that line.
Subjective or not, the statement above is likely false -- e.g., one can easily argues that a human in deep coma or with insufficient neurological development draw no line.
And it’s also not subjective that every human has crossed that line in their own hearts in both directions.
Yet many, if not every, draws that line subjectively/arbitrarily.
I’m bored with this debate, especially when you want to try and play pedantic and semantic games.
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Okay, this is taking a weird turn.
So it is credibly reported that the roommate that turned over the messages wasn’t just a roommate, it was his partner, who is a Transwoman that is medically transitioning.
