Virtue signaling isn’t bad in itself, the problem is that people have no idea what virtue is
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Good point
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Not a good point. People know what virtue is, they simply disagree about it. Still insisting on pushing your narrative as if it’s self-evident. Now imagine what happens when everyone does that and it differs from each other. No narrative wins, but an amalgam of them.
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People can’t learn when you don’t present the subtleties in your thinking beyond what they’re already accustomed to. Learning happens as a matter of novelty, not repetition. Well, there are different types of learning, but you’ll have to guess what I mean absent any questions
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nah, repetition is way more important. you are fractally wrong. There is such a thing as virtue and it doesn’t matter if people disagree, any more than it matters if they disagree over whether fire is hot
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For you to confidently tell me there’s such a thing as virtue, you’d have to first be more intelligent than me. Given your simplistic notion of the world and its lacking relativism, that’s a very bold assumption on your part Do tell, how did you find out there’s virtue?
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Because they can’t access magical worlds like “racism” to win any argument I legit think RW people are becoming smarter than Libs
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what do you mean, I win every argument where I use racism

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