Pff, fair enough <D
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Had some things come up the other day, should be able to get something up today unless someone goes ahead first. Don't want this to die either, things are just gettin' started.
Well the other potential player hasn't been on in a week, might be safe to start lookin' for new replacements.
Was also waitin' to see if the others had anything else goin' on, but I can whip up a post after classes today o/
@White Feather
I mean I dunno, I feel like applying extremes like that as a blanket mentality does way more harm than good. Targeting someone who is merely similar or related to the person who is actually the target of your frustration/anger/what have you isn't "moral ambiguity". It's more like a failure to properly connect emotional ties, which isn't so much a morality thing as it is a psychological thing. The idea that "sometimes bad things need to be done" is a pretty common excuse used for horrific acts that generally result in no objectively good outcomes, but instead fulfill a selfish desire under the guise of something objectively good.
And lol I feel ya man, that game will fuck you up.
@KoL I dunno, sometimes a little discussion is healthy and fun!
I mean I dunno, I feel like applying extremes like that as a blanket mentality does way more harm than good. Targeting someone who is merely similar or related to the person who is actually the target of your frustration/anger/what have you isn't "moral ambiguity". It's more like a failure to properly connect emotional ties, which isn't so much a morality thing as it is a psychological thing. The idea that "sometimes bad things need to be done" is a pretty common excuse used for horrific acts that generally result in no objectively good outcomes, but instead fulfill a selfish desire under the guise of something objectively good.
And lol I feel ya man, that game will fuck you up.
@KoL I dunno, sometimes a little discussion is healthy and fun!
@White Feather
Yeah but right there is the "wow what" part of the problem. Adult or child, enacting revenge on an objectively innocent party by association is where the moral gray line seems to get a bit clearer, if you know what I mean?
Yeah but right there is the "wow what" part of the problem. Adult or child, enacting revenge on an objectively innocent party by association is where the moral gray line seems to get a bit clearer, if you know what I mean?
@White Feather
Hey man absolutely, I'm just saying it's a widely-regarded faulty system often associated with tyrant-style behavior. Like a self-fulfilling prophecy kinda deal, you punish the children for their parents who in turn punish your children for theirs. Revenge as a concept in general is a pretty tricky moral subject, but it's still pretty clear to see "good" and "wow what" when you observe it.
But hey, just my two cents. Two cents never made anyone rich lol
Hey man absolutely, I'm just saying it's a widely-regarded faulty system often associated with tyrant-style behavior. Like a self-fulfilling prophecy kinda deal, you punish the children for their parents who in turn punish your children for theirs. Revenge as a concept in general is a pretty tricky moral subject, but it's still pretty clear to see "good" and "wow what" when you observe it.
But hey, just my two cents. Two cents never made anyone rich lol
There are so many flaws with the "Sins of our fathers" mentality lol
Pff yeah, right now Willo and Ramone just kinda make a bad sitcom duo <D
@liferusher Holy damn you're pretty rad at osu
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