Although I wish the world was politically correct, thus making it far more easier to live in, but I think if people tried to force "that" exact way of thinking on everyone it would be completely impossible. Though completely more livable if it became a success.
And you're right, people are born with the natural tendency to judge, but I think it matters very strongly on how you grow, to which may help form the kind of judgmental statements you're making. Whatever kind of wisdom, or lack there of, you decide to encounter is the extent of what kind of judgments you make. This could be taken as the kind of person, whether intentional or unintentionally, you have proved yourself to be. In dealing with this case, I suppose. Does that make sense?
It's so funny because all we say is judging in it self, it's so hard stray away from.
And it's weird, all I did was google "black and white lily" so I could have something matching the background to my journal, and this came up. It was pretty cool, and stated everything I was thinking about in this subject, whether impossible or not, I loved it. ♥
Yea, I think the world should be more politcally correct too, but to an extent. Not to the extent of making people change their whole thought processes into the "moral relavist" theory...but just politically correct enough to respect homosexuals and all races equally...without calling them names or degrading them: not to the point of not even being allowed to call people fat anymore...when they're obese. We shouldn't be tip toeing around potentially offensive words, if they're obese they should be told to become healthier, not to accept it and call them, what is it? Thin-challenged?
lol, i was just thinking that...that we're just making judgments, which is just as hypocritical as what the example was from the thing...but, everyone has to make some sort of judgement. Like, judge who to be their friends, what they want to eat. Judgments are needed for almost every problem or question in order to make any sort of decision. To be a fully politically correct society, this moral relavist story suggests to be without judgement. If Anymore actually attempted a perfectly politically correct society, than judgments like the above will be made(that people like MLK and Hitler are equally as bad of people). So, a polit. correct society wouldn't THAT much more of a "livable" place.
yea! this is a cool find. and look, gave us our new topic of debate..though i think we're in agreement of it for the most part.
And after I wrote what I did, what you just said in your last couple of sentences is what I thought about. So I take back wishing the world was completely politically correct. And I agree on being politically correct to the point where you can respect every person of everything.
And I really am sick of everything being so offensive, whether black or fat, or homosexual. It's just so annyoing. And I feel bad for people who are always cautious around me with what they say, I mean if your mind is just ignorant then I would appreciate it. But for those who aren't, I feel bad because I don't want people to feel like they have to make eceptions for everything they say, and constantly watch their words. Idunno, I just feel like if must get tiring, and I hate it everytime I have "make sure I don't offend this person!"
Although I wish the world was politically correct, thus making it far more easier to live in, but I think if people tried to force "that" exact way of thinking on everyone it would be completely impossible. Though completely more livable if it became a success.
And you're right, people are born with the natural tendency to judge, but I think it matters very strongly on how you grow, to which may help form the kind of judgmental statements you're making. Whatever kind of wisdom, or lack there of, you decide to encounter is the extent of what kind of judgments you make. This could be taken as the kind of person, whether intentional or unintentionally, you have proved yourself to be. In dealing with this case, I suppose. Does that make sense?
It's so funny because all we say is judging in it self, it's so hard stray away from.
And it's weird, all I did was google "black and white lily" so I could have something matching the background to my journal, and this came up. It was pretty cool, and stated everything I was thinking about in this subject, whether impossible or not, I loved it.
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lol, i was just thinking that...that we're just making judgments, which is just as hypocritical as what the example was from the thing...but, everyone has to make some sort of judgement. Like, judge who to be their friends, what they want to eat. Judgments are needed for almost every problem or question in order to make any sort of decision.
To be a fully politically correct society, this moral relavist story suggests to be without judgement. If Anymore actually attempted a perfectly politically correct society, than judgments like the above will be made(that people like MLK and Hitler are equally as bad of people). So, a polit. correct society wouldn't THAT much more of a "livable" place.
yea! this is a cool find.
and look, gave us our new topic of debate..though i think we're in agreement of it for the most part.
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And after I wrote what I did, what you just said in your last couple of sentences is what I thought about. So I take back wishing the world was completely politically correct. And I agree on being politically correct to the point where you can respect every person of everything.
And I really am sick of everything being so offensive, whether black or fat, or homosexual. It's just so annyoing. And I feel bad for people who are always cautious around me with what they say, I mean if your mind is just ignorant then I would appreciate it. But for those who aren't, I feel bad because I don't want people to feel like they have to make eceptions for everything they say, and constantly watch their words. Idunno, I just feel like if must get tiring, and I hate it everytime I have "make sure I don't offend this person!"
You know?
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