Quote (dajusta @ May 6 2013 05:25pm)
You can't live with such a worldview. You have to think about your implications before you believe if they are true or not.
How can you make philosophical claims if they don't even present themselves in reality?
/e if you read his "chemical casuality" views, it isn't much of an argument either. alot of bogus claims with bogus conclusions.
Dude, all of this is basic physics and chemistry... Newton's 3rd law
Quote (dajusta @ May 6 2013 03:07pm)
Sure, you can look at life however you want to. But there is a dark implication to what you are positing. A person with your worldview can justify mass murder. He just blames it on his brain and character and said 'i had no choice!'
So what is it? Are we accountable by our actions or are we off the hook because we have no choice?
That does not make anything justifiable... Since when is nature a good excuse for something being justifiable?
He was in unfortunate places at unfortunate times.. He still did something that was wrong.
This post was edited by OnlyD3 on May 6 2013 06:17pm