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Posted by: CB Visco
Posted by: XII CIUTCH IIX
Posted by: CB Visco
Posted by: XII CIUTCH IIX
You guys put too much stress on subjectivity, but maybe some things are just wrong and right, and whether you pretend it's subjective or not, the guy who thought the holocaust was right was wrong.
His opinion is wrong. Opinions can be wrong.
You continue to think in absolutes and this is the issue. When dealing with morality, there are no absolutes. There is never a "Blank" is wrong, or "blank" is right. There is only I believe that blank is wrong or right, or I think that it is wrong or right
It's rare, but there are. Everyone knows that opinions can't be right or wrong, but opinions are just the same as facts, just less solid, as everyone can call a fact wrong or right, but really, in a world where perception may not be reality, there is no such thing as fact, and then fact is just opinion, and you'd call a fact wrong, so an opinion can be too, just like fact.
Obviously it is just an opinion, it can never truly be right or wrong, but that is the same for everything (in reality) as nothing can ever truly be proven, so you have to draw the line when an opinion is just so obvious, that it is "correct".
It's not really correct, but you just know it is, and that is what I mean when I say that something is just wrong. Like eating meat for lust.
Im sorry, I only got through half of your post. Opinions are not facts.
He makes a very good point, actually.
Ultimately opinions are not facts. Ultimately opinions and facts don't exist. Relatively, however, the possibilities are only limited to what one can believe. And what one believes will yield very specific consequences 'good', 'bad', or a mix of both.