Anonymous(25-29)+1 yMy morals as I was growing up largely came from those who raised me: morals are a social construct, not an innate one. They’re subjective, not objective as religious people would like to believe. That’s why one person can argue that the death penalty is morally good, while others can argue the opposite.
As I grew up and was able to reflect on what I believed, I adopted the humanistic and consequentialist perspectives: basically, morals are (or should be) objectively based on wellbeing, and that actions have consequences.
If something is morally good, it progresses or supports wellbeing, such as giving food to a hungry child, or helping someone with their homework. But then you might ask, why not just do things that are beneficial to my wellbeing, why care about others, and that’s where you get into the idea of consequential. My actions have consequences. If I hurt someone else’s wellbeing, that leaves me feeling upset as well, so therefore I have an obligation not to harm others, and to promote the wellbeing of all people such that my own wellbeing increases.
I am typing this one a phone, so the answer is a little jumbled. If you want me to explain further I can.
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Asker+1 yYou sound quite intelligent anon, that's quite a take on the topic, interesting 🤔
Opinion Owner+1 yThank you, I enjoy watching topics on the subject, so it’s something i know a bit about
Asker+1 yThat's pretty cool, sounds interesting, how long have you been studying for this topic for?
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+1 yThat's actually an amazing question as a lot of highly religious people think that people that aren't religious are immoral, which isn't necessarily true. There are a lot a immoral religious people out there too. I can provide endless example, if you want.
For me, it was from my late father. He was far from perfect but he was moral. My mom isn't a moral person, at all. She stole things in front of me as kid, for example. She also lied a lot, etc. I had to overcome all of that, it was difficult.
My father just believed in helping people, often to his own detriment. He was a healer and wouldn't charge people who couldn't afford it, he took the homeless out for meals, etc. I witnessed his actions and learned from him.
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Asker+1 yThis really shows the importance of good parenting and I think it's honorable that your father was the core of your moral mindset, I'm glad you've learned from him and not from klepto mama 😅
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"klepto mama" 😂 To be fair, she is now fully aware of it and I don't think she steals from stores, as far as I know. She's a very selfish person and doesn't think about others but deep down, I think she might have some empathy for people (that aren't me). She treated me horribly but my father was generally a good person deep down. I was always closer to him so after he died of cancer, I helped my mom until she pushed me to the limit, taking advantage of my grief. Now we don't speak and I'm good with that. Life is more peaceful.
Asker+1 yWell even the bible itself says to separate from people that will drag you down, sounds like a effective step for you, I'm pretty sure if there was any other way, you would've taken It, but your father seemed like a good man, God bless his soul, he raised you right tho, before his passing he planted a seed in you and it's been blooming ever since, and I know you'll pass it down your family tree 🙂🙏🏽💯
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I appreciate that. Thanks Chico. <3
Asker+1 y💯🙏🏽
Some non religious people get them from the idea of whatever doesn't cause harm is good. And whatever causes harm is bad. Also popular vote, society decided that something is wrong, and it is written in law. But as soon as you move to another country where that wrong thing is ok, then they view it as being right. They don't have any foundation that claims to have come from the creator. So they haft to lean on other people's opinions, science, etc. Which makes much of subjective. But through experience, if something is working for them, then they probably tend to stick with it. Now a person like C. S. Lewis would argue that there is a creator, and that creator put something inside of everyone, so that they know right from wrong.
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u +1 ymostly, from my parents and that "nature" of just being kind to others
and then it all kind of adjusts, adds up little by little... anywhere from friends, family, even TV... and sometimes school
life experiences will shape most of us for the good or the bad too21 Reply
Asker+1 yLife surely humbles, that's for sure.
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+1 yEveryone has morals. It's human nature. You learn as you grow up. Oh saying mean things to someone makes them upset? I don't like being upset so I don't want to make someone else upset, therefore I won't do that. It's trial and error and just being a part of society.
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Asker+1 yI can see your point doozy but I think you have a lot of gray areas that need some coloring. instincts are in our human nature but morals are more of the mindset that forms by following these instinctual feelings, we are born with instincts that help us feel the right and wrong but with enough shit being implementing into the mind, it corrupts it, it's like baking a cake, no matter how much sugar you put in that cake, if the rest of the ingredients are shit, the cake will be shit, I understand not wanting to upset people but sometimes upsetting people is the best result then the path they are heading in, I definitely agree with not upsetting people just to upset them but if you gotta hide the truth to protect their feelings, I believe you are doing more harm that way, sometimes the truth hurts but the truth is never wrong, it keeps us in reality, for example if I can't sing for shit and I think I could sing like Adele and you lie not to hurt my feelings and tell me I'm good, that lie will get to my head and next thing you know, I'm making ears bleed at the America's got talent auditions, where I'll be humiliated, mocked and laughed at for my terrible singing, if you would've just been like "bruh your singing is shit" I would've taken offense to it and be upset but then later on I'll know not to show it off like I got something to show.
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You've gone way off topic lmao. I was using the saying mean things as an example of how someone gains morals.
Asker+1 yHow did I go off topic, seems well within the topic to me, maybe too much yappin but still 😂
I don't quite understand your goal here doozy? 🙃- +1 y
No goal. Just my opinion that morals are a learnt behaviour. By experience and social development.
Asker+1 yWait but I agree, why tf am I blabbing then tf
Human nature means it's instinctual tho doesn't it? Maybe that's the word that confused me- +1 y
Just means that it's something that all humans have in common, behavioural traits, feelings, characteristics etc.
Instinctual is slightly different in that it's not taught or thought about. Morals are technically taught and thought about.
Asker+1 ySo nature doesn't mean natural in human nature, I'm mind blown pffhhhh
5.2K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. My parents are the worst parents I could have asked for, but my morals come from them and my sisters. I learned what I shouldn't do or say to other people and even to myself with them.
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Asker+1 ySo what makes them bad parents? 🤔
Asker+1 ySeems like they raised you harshly but you seem like a wonderful result tho
Asker+1 yI honestly think they just made you emotionally strong, maybe that was their intention, maybe not but the results still seem good, nothing wrong with being thick skinned to other people's words.
Asker+1 yMaybe they were trying to show you to not put importance in winning but I'll take your word on It, I'm not the one that grew up with them
Asker+1 yI will take your word on that Nina but the nightmare is over at least 😬
Asker+1 yYea but I'm sure you got more freedom right? 🙃
Asker+1 yCool.
+1 yMy parents, my friends, my teachers, my conscience.
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Asker+1 ySounds like you've had good guidance growing up them 😬💯
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I am very grateful
Asker+1 yThat's good 🙂👍
Anonymous(18-24)+1 yAnyone who tells you they get their morals from the Bible is lying to themselves, there is no moral decree in there that it doesn't reverse within a book or two...
Morals are developed as an evolutionary mechanism in the interest of the increased chances of survival of the group, and thus the species.
Example: merecats
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Asker+1 yI got mine from the bible, if it wasn't for the bible is probably be a mass murderer by now, I can assure you that the bible builds morals, I only started caring about human life because of the words of God, I don't think you should speak about things you don't understand, if you don't understand spirituality then nothing you say is really valid because you are speaking from a bias perspective.
Opinion Owner+1 yI understand spirituality, but I've also actually READ the Bible critically from. start to finish... have you?
The Bible is the primary piece of literature that creates atheists.
Opinion Owner+1 yAnd where does it say God cares about human life, or life in general? How many genocides did be order? How many people did the god of the Bible order killed if they didn't do it themselves?
Then, how do you account for merecats if morals come from a diety through an ancient book of myths?
Asker+1 yThat's simply cause you are missing the most important piece, it's faith, like I said, you won't understand, I wouldn't expect you too, there's honestly no point in reading the bible unless you have faith, it's why none of it makes sense to you, seems like the most confusing thing to non believers is spirituality, y'all will never understand it unless y'all accept and believe, it's why y'all are so stuck in a cycle of seeking for evidence, physical evidence which is even more sabotaging to your research because spirituality isn't physical, the more you rely on physical evidence, the farther away you separate from finding the truth.
Asker+1 yYou see, blaming God is the first mistake of blindness, there's good and evil, you blame God and forget about the one behind the evil, Satan, satan got you right where he want You, blaming God for his work, God loves us but it's spiritual basics that God doesn't intervene in free will unless you personally ask for guidance and protection, that's why prayer is important, you can read the bible all you want but God isn't in the bible, that's just his words, God can hear you with or without a bible, it's easy to blame God for everything but if humanity listened to him, everyone would be in a better place, it's the lack of following directions that put us in this position everyone is at, it's our own faults, take responsibility for your sins, not blame the creator for your imperfection.
Asker+1 yIf you just let go of that hate and try to not rely on your own understanding all the time, you would see yourself, that spirituality exists, don't forget that our creator is nothing like us, you don't understand him completely and you never will, our minds weren't built to comprehend such levels of understanding, it is impossible, it's why the bible mentions not to rely on your own understanding, we are imperfect and make decisions of that imperfection, we don't know everything and we never will, I hope one day you'll realize the truth on your own and see what I'm talking about.
Opinion Owner+1 yI don't blame god, I can't blame something I don't believe in... faith is not a substitute for logic and evidence in a developed society... give me evidence that your particular brand of a diety exists and then we're cooking with gas.
Opinion Owner+1 yGo read your book critically and explain what evidence you have for a story book being true when it constantly negates itself
Asker+1 yIgnorance is a bliss
Opinion Owner+1 yTell me the creation story, in order
Asker+1 yThere's no point, you only believe what you want to believe , it doesn't seem like disbelief anymore, seems more of wanting to live in disbelief, there's a difference.
Opinion Owner+1 yYou decline because you know that it is even inconsistent within the same book about the very first thing... your "you have to have faith before you can see the evidence argument is called begging the question and it is a fallacy common to folks in your position
Asker+1 yI literally just told you a big part of understanding spirituality is faith, thanks for proving my point, obviously it's faith, just have you have faith that somehow there was an explosion that made the universe, ever heard of cause and effect, the big bang theory is just and effect with no cause, wanna know the cause? God 😂
Asker+1 yJust how you*
Asker+1 yYou wanna know why a rock crashed into another rock and made a moon, cause God ordered it that way, wanna know why all the planet's have the perfect balance of mass to have a perfect orbiting solar system, cause God ordered it, cause and effect, removing God from the existence of existence is illogical, cause and effect is one of the first things you learn in science, you can't have an effect without a cause, same thing goes for the universe and existanc e within itself, your own science betrays You, my believes and faith never have.
Opinion Owner+1 yThat's cute, but that doesn't prove YOUR deity
Asker+1 yPerhaps to the blind it doesn't
Opinion Owner+1 yWhat proves your deity over Zeus or Thor or any of the other God?
Asker+1 yWell for starters believing in a loving God that came down in the form of a human to die for our sins because our sins made us invalid for heaven and him being tortured, humiliated and killed to then resurrect to pay for the price of our destructive way sounds like a loving God and it sounds like a liable past of our history over a God of the ocean or lightning, cause God is God, he's the God of everything, there is a zeus and Thor but it's the same God and it's the same God that died for your sin thousands of years ago, really think of it, do you really believe everything that creates existence was made by nothing for no reason, since when has anything ever happened for no reason what so ever, is it hard to believe that God made everything and made us and then paid our dept of sin and inspired humans to write a book to influence the rest of the generations to come? I don't think it's something out of this world cause it literally isn't, it all happened here on this planet, if you have any questions I can try answering them with what i know so you can get a clearer picture, I know the bible doesn't always seem clear but it's the truth without a doubt, all It takes is for you to accept Christ as your savior for shedding his blood to pay for the depts of your sins, you yourself can connect with God but you gotta let the thought of physical evidence go and be open to the idea of personal spiritual evidence cause you can only believe in coincidences for so long before you realize there's no such thing.
Opinion Owner+1 yAnecdotal evidence isn't considered evidence anywhere but a court of law, and then its considered the weakest evidence possible... bring me something real. Prove to me that your deity is the right one... and then explain to me the logic of how he can be all knowing, all loving, and all powerful, yet he knowingly creates humans who will suffer eternal torment. That means he knowingly created them to suffer and therefore is not all loving.
Also explain why Jeaus had to die for sins to be forgiven, if God is all powerful, then he could forgive without a blood sacrifice... and to that end, you want me to believe that he created the rules, but because he created the rules he then had to send himself to be sacrificed to himself to make himself happy... if he were all knowing and all powerful he would have been able to avoid the entire rigamarole... seems like a bloody Rubes Goldberg machine.
But back to creating people he KNOWS will suffer eternal torment, combined with his genocidal tendencies, his misogynistic tendencies, his demand for blood sacrifice, his approval of rape, his approval of slaves, his approval of forced abortions, his approval of executing disobedient children, demanding of his followers a standard of behaviour even he is not capable of (he is allowed to be jealous but you aren't). ... if there is a God, and its the Christian God described in the Bible, then your God is a monster not worthy of worship or praise.
Asker+1 yI don't have to prove anything to you, I opened up about the word of God, you chose to refuse it, it's your salvation, not mine, what you choose to believe doesn't effect me at all, if God is real then when you die, the one that will be full of regret will be you, I'm at peace with my believes and it's simply not my job to proof it to you, I simply just don't have the words that can pierce that ignorance of yours
It's not that he had to die it's that he chose too, when Satan tricked Adam and eve to disobey God, it creates sin, then Adam and eve reproduced and along came the rest of humanity, born with sinful ways, that made us unworthy of heaven, nobody was worthy of heaven and we still aren't but instead of another flood for example God chose to come down here in the form of a human to live a perfect life that we couldn't do and died perfect for the people that accept his sacrifice and him as savior of man to be given the gift of repentance for sin and being forgiven, that's why he gave us salvation because without that dept being paid, we were all destined for hell, he loved us enough not to just delete us and he gave us another way out of destruction even tho Satan tried to destroy his creation of humanity by creating sin and it's become a spiritual war ever since, when you choose to reject him, you reject his gift of salvation as well, it's why people go to hell, not because God hates them or whatever other flase crap you've heard, hell wasn't even created for humans, it was created for Satan and the rest of the fallen angels but God is everywhere but hell so when you choose to reject him, he grants you that wish and you are thrown in the only place where God doesn't exist, hell.
Opinion Owner+1 yThen you just said your God is not omnipresent
Opinion Owner+1 yAlso, you took an opportunity, unrequited, to apostlatize to me, then you get upset when I don't accept your fairytale as fact... and you sidestep the actual argument presented in the beginning
Explain meerkat and their sense of morality if. morality is something exclusive to those (humans) who believe in your version of god
Asker+1 yLike I said, you don't have to accept, it's not really my problem, ima end it here, you just don't get it, like I said from the beginning, I don't expect you to understand, I'm not upset, I just don't really care enough to have this discussion with you, if you want physical evidence then you are wasting your time and my own.
Asker+1 yI wish you well tho anon, best of luck on your journey to finding God.
Opinion Owner+1 yAnswer me this, my closed eared interlocutor, would it be wrong for a stranger to rape your daughter? I'd hope you'd say yes.
Asker+1 yObviously
Asker+1 yI don't see where this is going
Opinion Owner+1 yOf course you don't... what if they give you $30,000 and promised to marry her, is it still morally abhorrent?
Asker+1 yNo its still rape, if they married he wouldn't have to rape her
Asker+1 yThey would just have sex, I really don't understand where you are going with this, possibly some other twisted false information you read somewhere
Opinion Owner+1 yIf he offered to marry her after he raped her and paid YOU $30,000
Asker+1 yIt's still wrong, im about to walk out of this pointless discussion if you don't give me something enough to keep me here
Opinion Owner+1 yExplain Deut 22:28-29 then... your God says its okay as long as YOU are paid the equivalent of $30,000 and he offers to marry her
Asker+1 yOkay now read Deut:22:25-27
You are picking and choosing
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But if it was out in the country that the man found the engaged girl and grabbed and raped her, only the man is to die, the man who raped her. Don’t do anything to the girl; she did nothing wrong. This is similar to the case of a man who comes across his neighbor out in the country and murders him; when the engaged girl yelled out for help, there was no one around to hear or help her.
The other part which is the one you mentioned is what a rapist should do if he raped a woman, I don't see the part where it says it's totally fine, can you point that out to me?
Nowhere on there does it say to rape a woman and that it's totally fine, it says if that if you did rape a woman, the next step that rapist should do is marry the woman and pay the father, it also says at the end to never leave her in any way.
Basically saying, you wanted to have sex with her now marry her and treasure her until death.
Clearly you shouldn't rape anyone, it's sinful but if you have committed this sin, now you gotta marry the woman and never leave her.
The bible also has a lot of guidance for marriage, if you check it out it also speaks on how women should be treasured and men should protect and love their wives, it doesn't feed into misogynistic behavior, it's actually against it, I think you've twisted up the whole thing, which happens a lot with non believers tbh.
Opinion Owner+1 ySo all it takes to be absolved of rape in the eyes of your god is to pay her father and marry her so you can continue to rape her... that's what it boils down to when you remove the horse hunky
Asker+1 yNo that's what it says to do after, there's still a judgment day where people will be rewarded for the good and I assume punished for their wrong doings, but it does say all sin is seen the same by God tho which means you lying is as sinful as you murdering someone, it's why we should fight temptation to sin, your sins are the same equivalent to any rapist out there, even tho you don't see it that way, God does.
There's no better or worst sin to God, to God sin is sin, you shouldn't do it.
Asker+1 yYou obviously shouldn't take anyone, this guidance goes for a rapist that has done it already, if he continues to do it then there's no point of marrying because if you are going to follow the word of God, it's meant for you to not return to your sinful ways, for that why even marry and why even pay if you plan on raping again, this goes for a rapist that has raped women and is repenting and remorseful for his sinful ways, a rapist that doesn't care about God will obviously just rape without doing anything else
Asker+1 yGod will forgive you for your sins but it doesn't necessarily mean it will go unpunished, we simply just don't know what will happen after we die, we know there's a heaven or hell but I know for a fact that everything that will happen after death isn't written in the bible, some things we are going to figure out when it happens, don't forget God is always in control, nothing escapes him or his eyes.
Opinion Owner+1 yOh, also if you need the fear of a cosmic spanking yo keep you from violence, you should probably do a bit of looking into yourself, maybe counseling... ... see, I've killed and raped all of the people I wanted to today without the threat of a cosmic daddy spanking me and it was still 0... so who's the better person here?
Asker+1 yThere's no better person, we are all people that sin, but I see you are relying back to emotional hostility so I will leave the convo here.
Opinion Owner+1 ySin is a figment of your imagination, gotta prove a deity before there is sin, and there is no evidence of a deity without begging the question.
Asker+1 yThere's right and wrong, wrong is sin, call it what you like but it exists and you know it.
Opinion Owner+1 yWrong doesn't = sin... sin is defined by a deity and refers to morals primarily... right and wrong are principles of ethics, which is different from morals.
Asker+1 yIt's the same shit, you look too much into definitions, "if it's not on paper then it's not right🤓☝️" neck ass, it just seems like you've got nothing to argue about and you are looking for something to argue about 😂
Asker+1 yWhat I said stands, take it or leave it, it's as simple as that, I can assure you that your anger towards my believes won't change my mind 😂✌🏼
Opinion Owner+1 yWords have meanings, nuanced conversation requires understanding and proper use of those words... however, conversation, I feel, is not your intention.
Opinion Owner+1 yAnd I have no feelings towards your beliefs, only towards people like yourself who cannot accept that others believe differently and insist on pushing their religion upon others when it's not asked for or welcomed
Asker+1 yWell if you think I've wanted to waste my time talking to you about something you just won't accept then you are wrong cause I don't but as a Christian spreading the word is what I'm down here for, I've done it, you refused it so my work here is done lol
Asker+1 yHold up hold up, you came here yapping your shit, it's my post, don't forget that, literally speaking about morals, you are out of place here and I didn't force my beliefs on anyone, you were the one being aggressive about religion in the first place, look at your opinion, it surely backs my statement here lol
Opinion Owner+1 yPreaching is one thing, when it's welcome, when interjected into places it's not asked for, it's obtuse and borderline harassment. That mentality has led to the destruction of entire cultures in the name of your god, which is obscene. That mentality is taken too far by many. I hope you are not one of those who think they need to push it every chance they get.
Asker+1 yYou didn't even answer the question that I asked, it was just anger and hatred to a belief you don't believe in which makes no sense because if it wasn't true then why are you so angry 😂
Opinion Owner+1 yYeah, I really have had a lot of fun messing with you... been wondering how long it'd take you to realize that one!
Asker+1 yYea but the one spreading plague here is you, the topic is about morals not for your opinions on what you think about believers, you are being very hypocritical, you are the one harassing here just with your disbelief rather than a belief.
Asker+1 yYou need a better hobby 😂
Opinion Owner+1 yYou opened that door, and the only plague I spread is enlightenment and knowledge over belief
Asker+1 yI made a post that was perfectly being answered until you came along with your toxicity, whatever you gotta tell yourself tho I guess ✌🏼
Opinion Owner+1 yAll I did was point out the reduiculousness of the notion that a deity is necessary for morals, especially the one most popular in western culture, and offered a logical explanation that not only fit the question better in regards to humans but for other animals as well, albeit one which didn't fit into your worldview... if the notion that anither worldview answers more questions than your in a particular area threatens you so badly you consider it to be toxic, then that is indicative of mote of a you problem.
I simply rebutted a popular notion and offered a more complete answer.
In the fabled words of Laplace "Sir, I have no need for that hypothesis".
Asker+1 yAll you did was waste my time, nothing you said effected snything.
Opinion Owner+1 yIt's not my problem if you refuse to see the light, and ots not my responsibility to convince you of the truth... I hope you work out the issues you have that make you dependent on a relationship like this, but those are not my issues. Good luck in your journey.
Asker+1 yRight back at ya anon
Some from my parents, some I got from personal experiences
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Asker+1 ySounds like an effective mix Lisa 😬
+1 yMy parents and family taught me some base. But life verified some of their lessons.
Some hard experiences added to it.
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Asker+1 yThat's interesting Isla, sounds like you've had your shares of difficulties in life 🙃
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As we all had, @ChicoFromThe305
Asker+1 yIndeed So Isla
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Asker+1 yInteresting
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It shouldn't be.
Norman Lear is arguably one of the most influential people in the last 60 years in the United States.
He changed television.
In the television industry, there are to main eras:
Before "All in the Family"
After "All in the Family"
Norman Lear created "All in the Family" which changed TV forever making us reflect on our world, our problems, our humanity, and our foibles and flaws. It turned TV from being a vanilla, white bread, Disney-Lite idiot box into a mirror for ourselves and our culture that helped us emotionally mature by forcing us to re-evaluate ourselves and to think of others in a new light.
I'll throw in Bill Cosby too because "Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids" was a critical TV series for teaching kids about morality and ethics.
Asker+1 ySo you've grown your morals from tv?
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My morality - like everything else about our personalities - is continuously created by the experiences we have. No one is constant.
Television WAS the great teacher long ago - long before there were personal computers let alone the Internet.
TV educated us in the way by enabling us to travel showing us the lives of other people and other places all while staying at home thus being the incarnation of this Mark Twain quote:
“Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow-mindedness, and many of our people need it sorely on these accounts. Broad, wholesome, charitable views of men and things cannot be acquired by vegetating in one little corner of the earth all one's lifetime.”
So, yes, I did get quite a bit of my morality from TV but, like I said, also from my experiences in the real world... And, at 60, my experiences are far different than yours - I have lived in ways that you cannot imagine because you are only aware of a small segment of time.
Travel is fatal to prejudice, as Twain said, but the provincialism due to one's geography alluded to in his quote also applies to the provincialism of time. When you've lived only a short time like you have, you have a "prejudice and narrow-mindedness" that is (hopefully) eradicated by living decades and experiencing so much more. - +1 y
You should learn who Norman Lear was. He died this week at age 101. The accolades and assessments of his impact are being reported all over the Internet and in newspapers.
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+1 yJesus first and most. Other than that life lessons I guess🙃😊
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Yessss... MWAHAHAHA😈😆
Asker+1 yHow come you are plankton now 😂
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Cause I stole Spongebob's keys and drove to gag😈. "I'M TAKING OVER!" (in Plankton's voice).
Asker+1 yWell unlike the secret formula, you successfully stole those keys 😂
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Asker+1 yWhere's Karen? 😂
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I'm the Karen💁🏼♀️
But in all honesty I dont think Smiley is coming back she told me she left for good but I don't know. We'll see.
Elther way I'm back at least.. for now😈
Asker+1 yI meant Karen your computer wife 😂
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She in the 304 zone. I left her ass🤣. Found her dancing with Spongebobba.
Asker+1 ySpongebob cheated on tiny 😣
This is all news to me 😂- +1 y
Oh yess AND NOW I'M TAKING OVER MWAHAHAHAHA😈😆
Asker+1 yYou can't, you are too tiny 😂😂😂
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Asker+1 yI have a bb gun for You, which is imagine is like real bullets to you 😂
Asker+1 yI'd imagine*
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Damn Ship it over I'll use it for my Tiny army to DESTROY SPONGEBOB!😆
Asker+1 yYou are going to put more holes in spongebob? That surely can't be your whole plan 😂
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I AM STARTING MY OWN TOWN CALLED "TINY TOWN". Spongebob and his wife Spongeboba are not welcome. I am stealing the Burger shop too. Everything is IN MY CONTROL😈😈😂
Asker+1 yYou are too tiny to have so much control, shouldn't you be building step on proof helmets tiny 😂
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I AM ALL MIGHTY TINY 😈 I own the controlling😌
I got my transparent 1% effective covid mask and plastic helmet for any danger coming.
Now I need to recharge my batteries though. I'm sleeping next to the BB gun you sent me😄
Goodnight GIANT😆
Asker+1 yGoodnight tiny but don't sleep with that barrel aiming at You, that's dangerous lol
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I won't i have it pointing at my feet instead
Asker+1 yYou don't have feet, they are just legs 😂
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My tiny feet can STOMP YOU HARD🤣🤣😈. They exist.. Just tiny
Asker+1 yI don't see them, you just stand on tips 😂
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Ayyyye be careful. "MY WATERGUN IS LOADED" (Plankton's voice)😆
Asker+1 yWhat happened to the bb gun I gave you 😂
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Thank you for reminding me! 😈😄 you better RUNNNN!😎
Asker+1 yI only gave you plastic bbs, I'd never give you metal pellets, your bbs won't harm me lol
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You think you outsmarted me😆🤣. Think again. I shoooooot you with the plastic so close in your ears make your ears hurt😆😈
Asker+1 yYour little move is easily counterable tiny, I wear earphones and it's over for you and your plastic bbs 😂
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I didn't even know plastic bbs was a thing😂😭
I'll shoot your earphones makes the beat annoying😂😂
Asker+1 yDid you think they were metal? Yea right tiny 😂
Asker+1 yAnd plastic will just bounce right off 😌
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haha well you'd feel the plastic!😂😈 i will make sure!!! "A full tiny army is ready to ATTACK!😈
Asker+1 yYou mean the one that surrounded the krusty crab 😂
27.2K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. The Code of the West.
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Asker+1 yFair enough
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+1 ymy morality is based on the concepts pain and harm.
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Asker+1 yFair enough
+1 yfrom my family, my friends, my teacher and some of my own experiences
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Asker+1 ySo your existence basically, sounds legit 🤔
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What does legit mean, my native language is not English, i am still learning 😂🥹
Asker+1 yLegit is kinda like saying sounds real lol
Well we get born with at least 1 moral or 2 the rest we learn one way or another.
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Asker+1 yWhat morals would those be cause I've only known of being born with instincts
Asker+1 yI don't think we are born with that moral, I'm sure if you feed your child people, that moral wouldn't even work 😂
Asker+1 yKids bite bro, we just teach them not too bite others lol
3.5K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Bold of you to assume I have morals. I certainly didn't learn any from others.
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+1 yFamily, teachers and some experiences.
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Asker+1 yThat's pretty cool, welcome back tho lol
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Thank you 😆
5.3K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. God, My Father and my parents. xxoo
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Asker+1 yNice, that's good Paris 🤣💯
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@ChicoFromThe305 It Is. xxoo
+1 yMy morals come from God! Praise the Lord!
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Asker+1 yWell damn crumble bee, not something I expected to hear from you 🤔
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I'm Christian. You know that.
Asker+1 yYea I did but you don't necessarily speak much of God so I don't know, I thought you were doing that claiming most people do but don't really pray or worship lol
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I don't speak about God? I do though.
I do pray and worship God. Lol most days I'm singing Brazilian gospel
Asker+1 yAnd you just don't share this information about yourself to anyone? That makes you a Christian crumble bee 😂
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I'm confused 🤔
Asker+1 yHow's so lol
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It makes me a Christian cos I don't share stuff about myself?
Asker+1 yNo it makes you a Christian to be a proud follower of Christ, you said you were christian but I thought you were just a believer, not a follower.
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The Lord is my Savior. I'm baptized. Are you?👀
I got to church on Wednesdays and Sundays. And on Saturdays I go for the teachers class. I'm studying to be a teacher for the kids at my church.
I pass out tradados sometimes... do u know what those are?
Asker+1 yWell this is highly respectable crumble bee, you actually do more than I do, i stopped going to church after covid, I am baptized tho but I think I might do it again, what are tradados? And I believe you'll make a good teacher whoo 🎊🎉
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Tradados are the gospel tracts (booklets) that explains the gospel.
Oh yeah I remember when the churches were closed due to COVID. Yeah I would watch the sermons on my church's YouTube channel.
Your church doesn't have a YouTube channel?
Asker+1 yThey actually have a website, the church is huge, Its also a school and they have a website, I don't know if it has a YouTube channel but through their website you can watch all the ceremonies and stuff, it's pretty cool, oh you mean the booklets, I believe I've read you wrong crumble 🤔
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You read me wrong?
Asker+1 yYep, I didn't think you were so invested in God, that's a good thing
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I am. He's my reason for living! ❤️
Asker+1 yWell I'm glad you are a woman of God, and here more pollen 🌻🌻🌻
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Thank you... Ahh ahh achooo *goes flying* 🍃🐝
Asker+1 yAw, can you even carry these flowers?
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I try my best 🥺
Asker+1 yLol fair rnough
+1 yThe 10 Commandments.
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Asker+1 yThat's what's up 💯💯💯
Asker+1 yLiterally 🤣
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so not working on sabbath? working that day is immoral? the slave rests but having a slave all week is koral?
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@strateguy632
You're being obtuse. Nice try though. Even if you're not religious, there's still 6 that are applicable to every day life. If you don't follow those 6, I wouldn't consider you moral
You shall have no other gods before Me.
You shall not make idols.
You shall not take the name of the LORD your God in vain.
Remember the Sabbath day, to keep it holy.
Honor your father and your mother.
You shall not murder.
You shall not commit adultery.
You shall not steal.
You shall not bear false witness against your neighbor.
You shall not covet..
+1 yPhilosophical reflection.
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Asker+1 yInteresting, care to explain more? 🤔
+1 yIslam.
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Asker+1 yCool 👍
1.3K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. my parents, it was how I was raised.
10 Reply1.7K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. My friends
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Asker+1 yReally? This is actually the most shocking response on my post so far, that's some good friends.
Anonymous(25-29)+1 yMy rationality
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Asker+1 ythat rationality formed from somewhere, You surely weren't born with It, you were born innocent like any human but there's definitely a core to your mindset and it's not yourself, that doesn't make sense lol
Opinion Owner+1 yMy experience
Asker+1 y👍👍👍
Common sense
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Asker+1 yYou have morals?
Asker+1 yHa..
Asker+1 yWhat a humble thing to say
+1 ycommon sense
10 Reply4.5K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. My feelings
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Anonymous(25-29)+1 yFrom my dick
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Opinion Owner+1 yAsk better questions for god's sake my mannn lolol
Asker+1 yI know it's you blissfully curSed, you ain't slick jit lol
Opinion Owner+1 yNope I am not that lip job guy lmao
Asker+1 yI don't believe you
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