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This is genocide denial. I used to think Brianna and I were morally aligned, but now I am sure we are not.
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It is entirely possible to be both morally wrong and geopolitically weak at the same time.Their words
As Trump proves again and again, it is entirely possible to be both morally wrong and geopolitically weak.
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It is very easy to go take shots on Twitter and make a sarcastic comment and get a lot of likes and feel like you're doing something really important and sticking it to the man and being like, "Gary, haha, I got you, you idiot." Um, and and it will poison your soul. It is a morally bankrupt thing to do.
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Seeking special tax treatment that could not sustainably be extended to everyone is morally wrong.Their words
it's also morally wrong to seek out special treatment that could not sustainably be offered to everyone.
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We live in a culture that preaches self‑esteem more than self‑knowledge. That leaves people morally flabby-performing virtue while outsourcing the actual discipline that keeps ordinary humans from doing monstrous things.
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