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Originally Posted by No_Recess
If you consent, that's fine. But consenting for others is illogical and immoral. It's not a disingenuous question. The social contract states that an agreement between the ruling State and a newborn is conceived at birth.
Well, you believe in slavery. Makes sense. That's the gist of what I got out of this debate.
The abortion scenario isn't about what you personally would do. It's about your right to decide on your own.
I have the right to loan money to others at interest rates via a consensual agreement but I will never do that because I personally believe that practice to be evil.
No one has the right to tell me I can't have the option to loan money at an interest rate. I do...but I won't. Same thing with your abortion scenario.
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You can punch all you want, the same holes exist in your philosophy. Why do you even care what my answers are if you're so sure if yourself? I think you sound like a rambling madman, but who cares?
Wanna know what I think the real truth is? We're both right. We're both wrong. There is no absolute. There are belief systems. There are philosophies. There are traditions & habits. Cultural practices. And they are, every one of them, artificial constructs. Anything you or I think is an idea, a theory, an attempt to make sense of things. There is nothing over & above anything else. And we, individually and in our affiliated groups, find what makes sense.
But don't go saying things like I believe in slavery. I dont, and it's insulting. Hold your beliefs. Argue for your views. But don't stoop to that. It's childish. I'm not some 18yo who doesn't know any better. I've had half a century to form my beliefs. I'm good.