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5/22/2019 5:54:45 AM
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People are people. I try to judge people on whether or not they are a good person rather than physical appearance. Nobody is perfect and everyone has some “vice” or imperfection. I’m definitely [i][b]far[/b][/i] from perfect so who the hell am I to judge.
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[quote]People are people. I try to judge people on whether or not they are a good person rather than physical appearance. Nobody is perfect and everyone has some “vice” or imperfection. I’m definitely [i][b]far[/b][/i] from perfect so who the hell am I to judge.[/quote] “Good” by what standards?
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Why do you feel the need to turn every comment I make into a debate about religion? This topic has nothing to do with religion. But seeing as you seem so obsessed with the question of where I get my morals from without god I’m going to help you out. Here’s a few links about secular morality and humanism. Knock yourself out: http://www.atheismandthecity.com/2013/02/a-case-for-secular-morality-objective.html?m=1 https://youtu.be/-LyTc7Vh8zo https://youtu.be/sTKf5cCm-9g
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This is more about caring about others enough to not encourage self-destructive habits. If you see a smoker, while you can accept their choice, as a friend you should care about them enough to encourage self-improvement. We should continually strive to be better tomorrow than we are today. Don’t despise yourself if you fail, but continue to make a concentrated effort.
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Anecdote time. I'm a smoker. I know it's a filthy habit and could possibly be the death of me. But whenever some random person says to me, "Smoking is dangerous to your health", I always respond back, "So is lecturing a complete stranger". You never see people go pale and clutch their pearls so fast. Dosen't help that I'm 6,2, 220 lbs and covered in tattoos.
