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Politics : Should God be replaced?

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To: Solon who wrote (27203)	9/18/2009 12:56:38 AM
From: Greg or e	Read Replies (2) of 28931

"My utterances are merely personal opinions. ...When I oppose a belief, statement, or action it is NOT to suggest that any personal opinion makes the holder unworthy (immoral)--but rather that they are irrational or unwise." Well then: every one your moral statements and condemnations have no more moral force than: "I prefer vanilla over chocolate." But that's not how you present them; is it? In fact Moral outrage is your stack and trade. I have never seen anyone express moral outrage at someone else who picked Chocolate over vanilla. So I would say: "the lady doth protest too much!" Again all I can say is what I see you doing and that is: saying one thing, but acting in a way that contradicts your words. "When I condemn or praise it is MY standards I am evincing and I Intend those standards and values to be rationally defensible and worth persuading others toward..." Again: People don't jump up and down and call other people names because they like a different flavor of ice cream. There's obviously more going on here than expressing personal opinion.

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