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Jan 4th, 2020
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  1.  
  2. DrG_
  3. of course most of what trump offered is bullshit, but what choice did they have
  4. Viseus
  5. (people from Poland; not polar caps)
  6. DrG_
  7. christ: thats kind of insulting of you
  8. DrG_
  9. christ: many of these people elected obama
  10. DrG_
  11. they picked trump for a reason
  12. DrG_
  13. thank you bill clinton
  14. 13:15 slippy
  15. DrG_: What do you think of AOC?
  16. 13:15 christ
  17. DrG_ fuck obama. please don't imagine i'm a centrist or a liberal.
  18. DrG_
  19. clinton also gave china a most favored nation status and allowed them to join the WTO
  20. 13:16 DrG_
  21. and people wonder why hillary is hated so much?
  22. christ
  23. the only people i ever hear talk about aoc or bernie sanders are rightwing folks on here.
  24. slippy
  25. I like AOC.
  26. DrG_
  27. slippy: i think shes ridiculous but people are going to make her president
  28. slippy
  29. I'm a progressive/green.
  30. slippy
  31. DrG_: What makes AOC ridiculous?
  32. Viseus
  33. Neff, are there many Africans where you live? Like people who grew up in Africa
  34. DrG_
  35. she says dumb things
  36. slippy
  37. christ: This channel has a vocal, right-wing conspiracy segment.
  38. Viseus
  39. DrG_, Trump says dumb things too
  40. slippy
  41. DrG_: What are the three dumbest things she has said?
  42. DrG_
  43. but Im thankful she got amazon to leave NY
  44. DrG_
  45. Viseus: but hes also kicking china in the balls
  46. DrG_
  47. trump is terrible in every way imaginable, but it doesnt matter
  48. slippy
  49. christ: Who do you plan to vote for POTUS in November?
  50. Viseus
  51. Neff, i'm sure you realized this, but dark-skinned African immigrants here don't typically go to the park to sunbathe in summer.
  52. Viseus
  53. lol
  54. Viseus
  55. What's there to defend?
  56. slippy
  57. Viseus: Neff is a frequent propagandist.
  58. slippy
  59. What moral duties does that give you when engaging them?
  60. Viseus
  61. You're right that most people here look very European.
  62. Viseus
  63. Exactly
  64. Viseus
  65. That's not an attack
  66. Viseus
  67. How do i check it?
  68. Viseus
  69. You mean check it as reduce it?
  70. Viseus
  71. Or just give it a casual glance
  72. Viseus
  73. Like checking my watch
  74. slippy
  75. Viseus: Why does the thought of you having ethical duties interest you much less than Neff's latest comment?
  76. christ
  77. i really like old fashioneds.
  78. christ
  79. i find it very easy to go out and just stop after two drink lately. that has not historically been the case.
  80. DrG_
  81. i spoke to a friend from australia this week and she basically said australians are terrified of china, they own australia and will soon own the world. it seems to me the entire world should get behind trumps chinese expedition, at least all of america
  82. Viseus
  83. slippy, i feel like you skipped a few steps now, can we go back and do this again?
  84. 13:22 christ
  85. i think it's because of the ketamine i took recently.
  86. christ
  87. <Neff> Viseus: idk that's some dumb phrase SJWs use here to publicly shame people
  88. slippy
  89. DrG_: You have not provided examples of any dumb things AOC has said.
  90. christ
  91. Neff we agree 1000% on this.
  92. DrG_
  93. i dont care about AOC
  94. DrG_
  95. thats your thing
  96. christ
  97. You seem to imagine I'm politically correct and a social justic warrior.
  98. Viseus
  99. Neff: Ok. I'm very aware that i'm one of the most privileged people who have ever existed.
  100. christ
  101. King Viseus!
  102. Viseus
  103. Like, top 0.0001% most privileged
  104. slippy
  105. Viseus: What don't I understand?
  106. DrG_
  107. slippy: do you believe she has never said a dumb thing?
  108. slippy
  109. DrG_: That is a non sequitur.
  110. christ
  111. The history of Scandinavian royal families is something I need to research.
  112. DrG_
  113. haha ok
  114. Viseus
  115. slippy, on the contrary - it is i who don't understand what you're saying.
  116. slippy
  117. I think she is a highly intelligent, extremely moral human being.
  118. DrG_
  119. oh she thinks she is
  120. christ
  121. Born in Pau in southern France, Bernadotte joined the French Royal Army in 1780. Following the outbreak of the French Revolution, he exhibited great military talent, rapidly rising through the ranks and was made a brigadier general by 1794. He served with distinction in Italy and Germany, and was briefly Minister of War. His relationship with Napoleon was turbulent; nevertheless, Napoleon
  122. christ
  123. named him a Marshal of the Empire on the proclamation of the French Empire.
  124. 13:24 christ
  125. n 1810, Bernadotte was unexpectedly elected the heir-presumptive to the childless King Charles XIII of Sweden, thanks to the advocacy of Baron Carl Otto Mörner, a Swedish courtier and obscure member of the Riksdag of the Estates
  126. slippy
  127. Viseus: Neff very frequently, i.e. dozens of times per day, spreads lies that are part of the international right-wing propaganda network rooted in white nationalism.
  128. christ
  129. Fucking nuts. They just chose some French commoner to be king of Sweden.
  130. slippy
  131. Now, I posit such lies are a crime against humanity.
  132. slippy
  133. What, then, are your ethical duties when engaging such a person?
  134. christ
  135. I'm amazed that I never heard of this before.
  136. DrG_
  137. that itself is left wing propaganda
  138. DrG_
  139. irony wins
  140. Viseus
  141. Whoa, slippy - that's a lot to take in at once
  142. slippy
  143. DrG_: I am only willing to engage one topic with you at a time.
  144. slippy
  145. Would you like to close the AOC topic?
  146. christ
  147. I don't think extremely moral human beings survive in politics, slippy.
  148. slippy
  149. Bernie Sanders has.
  150. DrG_
  151. slippy: im not engaging with you
  152. slippy
  153. DrG_: I put you on ignore for 48 hours.
  154. 13:25 christ
  155. why should i trust bernie sanders?
  156. slippy
  157. christ: That is a new topic.
  158. slippy
  159. Do you agree Bernard Sanders is "extremely moral"?
  160. christ
  161. slippy your point being?
  162. christ
  163. No.
  164. christ
  165. I don't have enough information to know that.
  166. slippy
  167. christ: My point is that one needs to employ substantial frame control with you in order to prevent you from Gish galloping.
  168. christ
  169. And neither, I imagine, do you.
  170. slippy
  171. Bernard Sanders was for LGBT equality by at least the 1980s -- way ahead of the typical American.
  172. slippy
  173. Bernard Sanders was marching with MLK in the 60s and putting himself in personal jeopardy for people with different skin colors.
  174. slippy
  175. Those are two pieces of evidence for his "extreme morality".
  176. christ
  177. DrG_ what party?
  178. christ
  179. slippy they're very weak, and circumstantial pieces of evidence.
  180. Viseus
  181. I believe AOC would be a vastly less corrupt politician than most. And that alone makes me willing to overlook a lot of dumb statements (which i haven't actually read yet)
  182. slippy
  183. christ: What are examples of direct evidence for one's moral status?
  184. christ
  185. someone participated in what you consider moral struggles. that doesn't mean they life a morally consistent life, or should be trusted.
  186. Viseus
  187. Who is philosophy?
  188. slippy
  189. christ: It is the current Western status quote that racial and sexual equality is part of 'correct morality'.
  190. slippy
  191. In regards to my two examples.
  192. christ
  193. you're not making sense.
  194. fr33d0g has set topic: THUNBERG: 2020
  195. lockie has changed mode: +t
  196. Viseus zip lip
  197. slippy
  198. The current topic is 'types of direct evidence for a person's moral status'.
  199. slippy
  200. You'll find this level of frame control to be unpleasant.
  201. slippy
  202. And you'll eject shortly.
  203. christ
  204. You don't get to dictate what other people want to talk about, slippy. That's something most people consider unacceptable. It goes against prevailing moral norms.
  205. slippy
  206. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=frxT2qB1POQ
  207.  
  208. Viseus
  209. Any individual's suffering and misfortune is directly proportional with their moral virtue
  210. Viseus
  211. RIGHT?
  212. slippy
  213. christ: I am talking about what you brought up.
  214. christ
  215. Given that are unable to follow prevailing moral norms of conversation on this channel, slippy, it seems unlikely that you are to be trusted in your value judgements pertaining to the moral qualities of people you have never met.
  216. slippy
  217. You claim two pieces of evidence are circumstantial, implying there is a type of direct evidence for discerning one's moral status.
  218. slippy
  219. I seek to better understand what that would be to evaluate your claim.
  220. christ
  221. Yes the best evidence of someone's character is strong personal familiarity.
  222. Viseus
  223. George, hand me the rifle.
  224. slippy
  225. I'd probably disagree with that.
  226. christ
  227. posty don't do that.
  228. slippy
  229. It might be useful to delineate between different types of moral actions, e.g. the personal and the aggregate.
  230. christ
  231. slippy can you please address your failure to meet the prevailing moral norms of conversation?
  232. Viseus
  233. What about inherited sin?
  234. slippy
  235. A common thing in our species, for example, is a person that is thoughtful to their family and friends, while not caring about people who are distant, either geographically or abstractly.
  236. christ
  237. posty don't tell me not to tell you what not to do.
  238. christ
  239. abstractly is the wrong word, slippy.
  240. christ
  241. slop trotting out your opinions. try listening to other people who are more thoughtful and informed.
  242. Viseus
  243. I know what my behavioral problem is.
  244. slippy
  245. christ: You may raise one topic with me at a time, and vice versa. My current topic is the morality topic.
  246. slippy
  247. Would you like to spend that on the moral norms topic?
  248. slippy
  249. Or you can do the word choice.
  250. slippy
  251. I perceive the former is more emotionally salient for you.
  252. slippy
  253. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pROtFa6ggzM
  254.  
  255. christ
  256. the former? again you are failing to abide by the sense-making norms we use here in the world of conversation.
  257. Viseus
  258. Don't teach a man to fish, feed yourself. He's a grown man, fishing's not that hard.
  259. slippy
  260. I love this song from Glory.
  261. slippy
  262. Although, their charge on Fort Wagner was foolish.
  263. christ
  264. slippy i find it very obnoxious that you feel you can dictate the terms under which you converse with others. it reeks of autism.
  265. Viseus
  266. That man probably doesn't want fish anyway.
  267. Viseus
  268. People are such picky eaters nowadays
  269. lockie has changed mode: -t
  270. slippy
  271. christ: I'm currently mindfully pausing to allow impulsivity to decrease.
  272. Viseus
  273. I'm the only one here who knows what fascism is
  274. Viseus
  275. I'll eat the tongue of a sheep
  276. Viseus
  277. But i'll definitely think twice
  278. christ
  279. slippy that's probably a performative contradiction, but i do encourage you to slow down and be less reactive.
  280. slippy
  281. christ: You haven't stated which topic you would like to discuss.
  282. Viseus
  283. posty, i'm glad you asked. Fascism is compulsory unity. If you're not with us; you're against us. FALL IN LINE!
  284. slippy
  285. I will use my inference, then. I believe you care most about my expression of frame control and the possibility that violates standard community or communication norms.
  286. christ
  287. i don't want to talk to you, slippy. as i've stated now in several ways, the manner you try and control and frame conversations is unpleasant and asinine.
  288. christ
  289. it's not an inference. i directly told you this several times.
  290. Viseus
  291. Lutefisk is not rotten fish. You must be thinking of that Swedish fish "product".
  292. christ
  293. Starvation in Norway was a few generations back.
  294. slippy
  295. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H1Dvg2MxQn8
  296.  
  297. Viseus
  298. Lutefisk can be delicious.
  299. Viseus
  300. I do
  301. christ
  302. is lutefisk pickled herring or something else?
  303. Viseus
  304. At least once a year
  305. slippy
  306. christ: I agree with you that under typical norms among strangers it is generally inappropriate to consciously employ too much frame control, though some measure of frame control is part of many conversations.
  307. christ
  308. fr33d0g they already don't pay me enough.
  309. Viseus
  310. It's kinda like it i guess?
  311. christ
  312. the dream?
  313. slippy
  314. I am applying a much more deliberate frame control with you in response to your past behavior, which I found to be reasonably fallacious.
  315. slippy
  316. I have some of that behavior documented, if you'd like to see.
  317. slippy
  318. (You're not interested.)
  319. christ
  320. again, you're addressing me in a manner that violates the terms of polite conversation.
  321. Viseus
  322. Also, lutefisk is eaten with potatoes swimming in melted butter, and copious amounts of diced, fried bacon
  323. Viseus
  324. Yes, bacon.
  325. slippy
  326. christ: Your past behavior disallows typical polite conversation.
  327. slippy
  328. You are experiencing a consequence of past choices.
  329. Viseus
  330. Are you sure it's in your heart?
  331. Viseus
  332. you pervert
  333. slippy
  334. People often find consequences for their behavior to be unpleasant.
  335. slippy
  336. The correct goal is to reflect on whether or not the behavior was inappropriate in any regard.
  337. slippy
  338. If it is, then we should thank the correction and modify our behavior.
  339. Viseus
  340. slippy: I, on the other hand, find the consequences for my inaction to be unpleasant.
  341. christ
  342. slippy you're insufferable pompous and priggish and orders of magnitude less insightful or educated than you think you are.
  343. slippy
  344. If it is not, then we can try communicating with the would-be corrector that we stand by our choices.
  345. slippy
  346. Once such a difference is encountered, the fundamental choices are negotiated resolution, i.e. you celebrate on even days and I celebrate on odd days, or avoidance of the person.
  347. christ
  348. you are consistently engaging in ineffectual attempts to assert your intelllectual dominance and showcase your excoriating, coruscating genius.
  349. slippy
  350. (The other common choice among humans in such a scenario is violence.)
  351. slippy
  352. christ: Your posts have an excessive ad hominem quality.
  353. christ
  354. you lack a great deal or nous, and self-awareness. your arrogance will do much to hold back any progress you might hope to make in any field of human endeavour.
  355. slippy
  356. I recommend you pause to regain calm.
  357. Viseus
  358. Jesus christ, i've chatted way too much today. I must break loose. Good night, gentlemen!
  359. christ
  360. another clumsy attempt to assert superiority! don't be such a dick.
  361. christ
  362. goodnight Viseus. nice to chat, take care.
  363. slippy
  364. christ: I will take a 10 minute pause from engaging you, based off your posts.
  365. christ
  366. slippy why are you telling me that? what function could that possibly serve?
  367. christ
  368. next time, just do it. i'm not about to object. you're not depriving me of something i enjoy!
  369. christ
  370. i think i need to give myself permission to do nothing some days.
  371. christ
  372. i've been infected with the widespread virus of constantly trying to 'improve' myself.
  373. christ
  374. diet, exercise, meditation, yoga, nature. everything is instrumentalized in terms of its purported benefits.
  375. christ
  376. the only pure pleasure, or unmediated desire, i have is reading.
  377. christ
  378. He was here yesterday. Relax.
  379. slippy
  380. https://imgur.com/gallery/Gp1YXj5
  381.  
  382. slippy
  383. This is pretty amusing.
  384. Belbo
  385. i just picked a winner
  386. Belbo
  387. pinky
  388. Belbo
  389. i wonder if i can replace the diaphragm in this broken pump and fix it on the cheap
  390. slippy
  391. 10 minutes have elapsed.
  392. slippy
  393. christ: I don't think you responded to the substance of my response to your one topic: To what extent is it or can it be just to exercise more substantial than baseline conversational structure?
  394. slippy
  395. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gus4dnQuiGk
  396.  
  397. slippy
  398. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8QaorPp8BNU
  399.  
  400. slippy
  401. This song is exceptionally serene.
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